20 Facts About Ronald Acuna

Ronald Acuna made his MLB debut in 2018, and won the National League Rookie of the Year Award.

The next season, Ronald Acuna was named an MLB All-Star, was the NL stolen base leader, and won a Silver Slugger Award.

Ronald Acuna signed with the Atlanta Braves for $100,000 as an international free agent in July 2014.

Ronald Acuna made his professional debut in 2015 with the Gulf Coast Braves and was later promoted to the Danville Braves that season.

Ronald Acuna began the year with the Florida Fire Frogs of the Class A-Advanced Florida State League and was later promoted to the Mississippi Braves of the Class AA Southern League.

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Ronald Acuna reported to the Gwinnett Stripers to begin the 2018 season.

Ronald Acuna regularly hit in the leadoff spot in the lineup after the All-Star break.

Ronald Acuna's performance improved markedly as he implemented an adjustment to his batting stance at the suggestion of Kevin Seitzer.

Urena was ejected from the game, while Ronald Acuna was replaced in the field at the top of the second inning.

Three days later, Ronald Acuna broke the team's leadoff home run record in a game against the Boston Red Sox.

Aged 21, Ronald Acuna became the youngest player in baseball history to sign a contract worth at least $100 million.

Ronald Acuna's deal was the largest for any player with less than one year of major league service.

Ronald Acuna became the second-youngest player to reach the milestone, after Mike Trout.

Ronald Acuna reported a minor injury in the penultimate series of the Braves' 2019 season, and was rested for the remainder of the regular season.

Ronald Acuna was awarded his second consecutive Silver Slugger Award and finished in twelfth place in voting for the Most Valuable Player Award.

On July 10,2021, Ronald Acuna suffered a leg injury while trying to field a fly ball and was taken off the field on a motorized stretcher.

Ronald Acuna led the major leagues with 72 runs scored at the time of his injury.

Ronald Acuna was elected to start the 2021 All-Star Game alongside teammates Freddie Freeman and Ozzie Albies but was unable to participate due to the injury.

Ronald Acuna did not participate in spring training games, as rehabilitation from his leg injury continued into the 2022 season.

Ronald Acuna received the most votes of any National League player and was duly selected as a starting outfielder for the 2022 Major League Baseball All-Star Game.