One of the most anticipated performances for the Atlanta Braves in 2024 is seeing a fully recovered Ronald Acuña Jr. perform.
Acuña experienced pain in his surgically repaired right knee, so the Braves sent him to Los Angeles for evaluation. Now that a positive medical report has confirmed that the only abrasion is meniscus irritation, Acuña and the team can concentrate on preparing for Opening Day.
However, how are the other players in the Atlanta outfield doing?
Michael Harris II demonstrated that he might eventually be a top player and could at the very least advance in the lineup by 2024.What does Harris’s third year hold? Though Jarred Kelenic is enjoying a calm spring, what does that actually imply in the long run? It turns out, not very much historically.
We’ll look at some potential candidates for the reserve outfield position before playing some over-under for the Braves outfield in 2024. Acuña and Harris’ speed and power figures, along with Kelenic’s slugging predictions.
Along with that, there’s a roster update on veteran reliever Ken Giles, who wants to resume his career after a number of years of injury setbacks. What now appears to be his route to the majors after being moved to minor league camp on Friday?
Battery Power’s Grant McAuley and Kris Willis are back to make headlines during the Braves spring training. Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share the channel.
