Ronald Acunã Jr. continues to amaze the baseball world as he works his way back from the torn ACL he suffered in his left knee in May of 2024. Last Friday night, it was the eye-popping throw he made from deep right field that shocked both the New York Yankees and the entire baseball world, and on Monday against the San Francisco Giants, Acuña delivered another jaw-dropping moment.
During the 2023 MLB season, Acuña became the first 40/70 player in baseball history, a testament to both his power at the plate and his speed on the basepaths. It was that speed Acuña flashed in the bottom of the fourth
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