PT TOMORROW: NL East—Will Acuna arrive in ATL next month?
Aug 21 2017
Top prospect Ronald Acuna (OF, ATL) has generated enormous buzz this summer with his stellar play. Injuries limited him to 154 AB combined between the GCL Braves and Single-A Rome (only 6 of those AB were with GCL) in an injury-plagued 2016 season, but he still managed to post a .312/.392/.429 triple-slash with 4 HR and 14 SB. The now 19-year-old opened 2017 with Single-A Florida and has rapidly ascended through the minor league system to Triple-A Gwinnett, remarkably putting up better numbers at each stop along the way.
Year Team (LG) AB BA/OBP/Slg bb% ct% Eye HR/SB ==== ================= === ============== === === ==== ===== 2016 GCL Braves (GCL) 6 .333/.500/.333 14% 83% 1.00 ...
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