Atlanta Braves outfielder Ronald Acuna Jr., who is coming off an injury-riddled 2024 season, would be hoping to bounce back in the upcoming year. Meanwhile, as the offseason continues, Acuna Jr.

Ronald Acuna Jr., known for his 40-70 season feat in 2023, provided an update on his recovery from the 2024 injury. The Atlanta Braves outfielder discussed his family’s significant influence on his career in a social media exchange with teammate Nicky Lopez during the offseason.

The Braves, who were decimated by injuries in 2024, have gotten some great news on Ronald Acuna Jr. and Spencer Strider in advance of of spring training starting.

Atlanta Braves star right fielder Ronald Acuña Jr. continues to be recognized as one of the best in the game coming off an injury. MLB Network released its annual top 10 players based on "The Shedder" and ranked Acuña at seventh.

Jurickson Profar's signing comes at a crucial time as the Atlanta Braves prepare to open the season without one of their star players.

Last season, Luisangel Acuna, the younger brother of Atlanta Braves superstar Ronald Acuna Jr. made his big-league debut with the New York Mets.

At this time last year, the Atlanta Braves were hoping Ronald Acuña Jr. could win back-to-back Most Valuable Player Awards. Now, they're just hoping to have him on the field. Acuña, one of the ...

Unfortunately, that pivot doesn't seem to be going all that well at the moment. Not only did Anthopoulos whiff on one of his top targets on Wednesday, but he let that target go to the team's fiercest rival. And even worse, he didn't seem to try all that hard to keep it from happening.

The Atlanta Braves could get desperate in an attempt to stay competitive in the loaded National League East heading into 2025.

The Atlanta Braves are finally making moves, with Jurickson Profar now slated to roam the outfield alongside Ronald Acuña Jr. and Michael Harris II.

The Atlanta Braves have one of the best lineups in all of baseball, but financially, it's barely more expensive than Juan Soto's $765 million deal with the New

Profar, one-time Texas infielder, now 32, broke into the big leagues at 19 but has been hampered by lack of playing time and uncertainty over how, when, and where he should be used. According to media reports, he had been pursued by several other clubs – including San Diego and Philadelphia – seeking to beef up their batting orders.