Blexfraptor Posted August 11, 2018 Posted August 11, 2018 Vicente Vásquez Anato.- Day by day Ronald Acuña Jr. has shown why, before starting the season, he was considered the number one prospect of the Braves and one of the best of the Major Leagues, thanks to the glimpses he glimpses day after the day, as happened on Wednesday, when he made history in the big show. The Venezuelan outfielder was the protagonist of the match that Atlanta beat Washington 8-3, when in the opening of the fourth inning he dispatched his homer 12 of the campaign. However, the hallucinatory came minutes later, when the criollo jumped near the fence to steal a stake from Matt Adams, scoring his name as the fifth player in 2018 to connect a bambinazo and steal one in the same game. In addition, according to Espn, he became the first player of the current season to perform such feats in the same episode, reflecting his great offensive and defensive skills, which have given him something to talk about since his time in the minor leagues. Atlanta Braves. "He's an extremely talented young man," the trapper's manager, Brian Snitker, told Acuña Jr. in an interview with MLB.com. And if that were not enough, the homer of the native patrolman of La Sabana was not any, because he traveled a distance of 452 feet, the longest home run this year for the Venezuelan, being also the second hit with the longest run in the team since the stakes shot by Freddie Freeman in 2015 against Jacob DeGrom. "I definitely did very well. But I think I could have beaten him better and probably have gone further, "he said Acuña Jr. This Thursday the patrol boat from Litoralense bounced it again to reach 13 stakes in the tournament. Aguilar and Chacin immense. Aragua's Jesús Aguilar shot last night his 28th homer of the season and drove in three runs to reach 82 in the Milwaukee Brewers' victory over San Diego Padres 8-4. Zuliano Jhoulys Chacin (11-4) took the win by allowing six hits and three runs in six innings to leave his ERA at 3.91.
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