Ronald Acuna Jr. looks forward to another NL MVP season.
Ronald Acuna Jr. is all set for the upcoming season, and he hopes to do something special. The 26-year-old has been a bright spot for the Atlanta Braves, playing a key role in their success.
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In a recent interview with Cliff Floyd on MLB Network, Acuna talked about his passion for the sport and how he enjoys playing with the Braves. Acuna won the 2023 National League MVP and is looking for 'something special' this season.
"I wanna stay healthy and do something special," Acuna said.
Acuna's contract with the Braves will keep him through 2028, with club options in 2027 and 2028. He insisted that he did not plan on leaving the team anytime soon.
"I love this team. I don't wanna go anywhere. I'm here for life," Acuna added.
Ronald Acuna Jr. remains a top contestant for the NL MVP
Ronald Acuna Jr. is again a top contender for the NL MVP this season. The most crucial thing for him is to stay healthy.
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Acuna is coming off one of the best seasons in his career. He became the only player in MLB history to have 41 home runs and 73 stolen bases in a single season.
After slashing .313/ .421/ .500 with a .921 OPS, he played a significant role for the Braves in their postseason run. The right fielder also played a key role from the defensive end.
The regular season is just around the corner, and Acuna is already enjoying his spring training sessions.
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Cresswell McCoy
Cresswell McCoy is a baseball journalist at Sportskeeda having almost 7 years of prior experience in content development. He holds and Master’s degree in Media and Communication Studies, and his baseball journey began when he joined an MLB betting site as a writer.
Cresswell supports the Philadelphia Phillies because of their top-notch roster and the entertainment they provide, and also admires the New Your Yankees because of their legacy in the sport. His favorite players are Bryce Harper, Gerrit Cole, Giancarlo Stanton and Brandon Marsh, while his favorite coach is Aaron Boone.
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