US EditionBraves’ Acuña Returns with a Bang and Just in Time for Visit to Philly
- Ronald Acuña Jr. Returned to play for the Atlanta Braves in a three-game series against the San Diego Padres in late May 2025, showcasing strong performances.
- Acuña's return followed nearly a year-long absence due to left knee surgery, marking his second comeback after a right ACL tear in 2021.
- He hit a 467-foot home run on the first pitch Friday, added a 411-foot homer Saturday, and contributed a double and a walk Sunday, while displaying defensive strength with fast throws.
- Acuña’s 115.5 mph homer had the hardest exit velocity by a Braves player this season, and teammates praised his energy and impact, calling him "a beast" and noting his cannon arm.
- Manager Brian Snitker expressed optimism despite recent losses, plans to play Acuña in Philadelphia games starting Tuesday, and believes the team is ready for improved performance.
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Braves’ Acuña returns with a bang and just in time for visit to Philly
ATLANTA — The restored health of Ronald Acuña Jr. gives the Atlanta Braves reason for optimism despite again falling two games under .500 after losing two of three games to the San Diego Padres. Acuña played all three games against the Padres and immediately flashed his all-around athleticism in his return after missing almost a full year following surgery on his left knee. In Friday night’s 2-1 loss, the 2023 NL MVP hit the first pitch he saw 4…
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Rocky Mountain OutlookSub-.500 Braves remain optimistic thanks to Acuña's demonstration of power and health in his return
ATLANTA (AP) — The restored health of Ronald Acuña Jr. gives the Atlanta Braves reason for optimism despite again falling two games under .500 after losing two of three games to the San Diego Padres.
The Hamilton Spectator
My Mother LodeSub-.500 Braves remain optimistic thanks to Acuña’s demonstration of power and good health in return
ATLANTA (AP) — The restored health of Ronald Acuña Jr. gives the Atlanta Braves reason for optimism despite again falling two games under .500 after losing two of three games to the San Diego Padres.
Idaho Press
Sub-.500 Braves remain optimistic thanks to Acuña's demonstration of power and good health in return
ATLANTA (AP) — The restored health of Ronald Acuña Jr. gives the Atlanta Braves reason for optimism despite again falling two games under .500 after losing two of three games to the San Diego Padres.
Braves remain optimistic thanks to Acuña's demonstration of power and good health in return
The restored health of Ronald Acuña Jr. gives the Atlanta Braves reason for optimism despite again falling two games under .500 after losing two of three games to the San Diego Padres. Acuna played all three games against the Padres…
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