Ronald Acuna Jr. is a future superstar of Major League Baseball. He remains the only baseball player to smash at least 50 home runs with 50 stolen bases in his first 2 MLB seasons. Known for his power hitting, the Atlanta Braves outfielder made a comeback from the ACL injury in the current season.

Ever since his MLB debut in the 2018 season, the Venezuelan superstar took the first two seasons by storm. However, because of COIVD-19 and a major ACL injury, the Braves star did not play the majority of the games during the 2020 and 2021 seasons. But now, he is back with a bang.

Recently, Acuna starred in a snickers commercial, and just like his batting, fans are in awe of his effortless acting. Given Freddie Freeman has left the Braves, the 24-years-old outfielder will be crucial for the defending World Series winners in the current season.

Ronald Acuna Jr. is just perfect at everything

Had Acuna not suffered any injury in the last couple of years, he would have broken many records in MLB. However, late but not least, the Braves outfielder is back on the plate. And if things go his way, he will do wonders for the World Champions.

Recently, a video has been doing rounds on the internet. The video is quite hilarious. When a delivery guy asked him to sign the receiving letter, being a generous guy, Acuna signed an autograph.

Taking to Twitter, the Braves star shared the video and captioned it, “Anything for a fan…right? Maybe I just needed a SNICKERS.”

Can the Braves defend their title?

Leave the World Series title aside. The Atlanta Braves have got the monstrous New York Mets in their division. Given the current scenario, the Mets are way ahead of the Braves in the National League East.

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The absence of Freddie Freeman has shaken the Braves from their core. As things stand, the Mets are 11 wins ahead of the Braves in the NL East.

Even if, by any chance, the Braves win the NL East, they might face the LA Dodgers and New York Yankees in the knockout rounds. So the Braves have a tough journey ahead in the 2022 season.

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Given the current scenario, do the Braves stand a chance to make it to the World Series? Let us know in the comments.