US EditionAcuña's not just healthy ... he's '200 percent'!
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After his appearance in the mid-time show of Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl, Ronald Acuña Jr introduced himself to the spring trainings ready to lead the Atlanta Bravos offensive. When asked if he felt 100% for the 2026 season of Major Leagues, “El Abusador” stated that he is “at 200%”, a clear demonstration of the confidence with which the Venezuelan comes to face this campaign, and how sure he feels about his two knees operated. MLB: Ronald Acuña reac…
Acuña's not just healthy ... he's '200 percent'!
NORTH PORT, Fla. -- Ronald Acuña Jr. began this week by serving as an extra in his friend Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show. The Braves outfielder has since come to Spring Training with the sense his body will allow him to once again maximize his tremendous talents. So, is
The sabanero Ronald Acuña Jr joined, this Wednesday, the spring training camp of the Bravos of Atlanta. From now on he began to take batting practice in the North Port field, place of concentration of this set. The guaireno will be for a few days because the date of his incorporation to the base of preparation of the selection of Venezuela, in front of the World Baseball Classic. Hopefully, he will stay healthy, so that later he begins his campa…
Ronald Acuña Jr. discusses his health and stealing bases in 2026
Ronald Acuña Jr. arrived to Spring Training on Wednesday and could be seen smacking balls 100 feet north of the fence. On Thursday, he met with the media for the first time, saying he’s feeling 200% healthy. And when it comes to swiping bags in 2026, expect Acuña to be running. There’s a host of Braves fans who would prefer Acuña to take it easy, and honestly, there are probably people within the organization who feel the same way. But if we’ve …
The image was blunt. A clean swing, solid contact and the ball traveling with power until it remained just below the scoreboard. Ronald Acuña Jr. did not need much more to send a direct message: he is back and feels good. After finishing his batting practice session, the Venezuelan came out of the field with an obvious smile. Without a doubt, he confirmed what many wanted to hear: “I’m healthy.” The short but powerful phrase resonated among thos…
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