Atlanta Braves outfielder Ronald Acuña Jr. is nearly fully healthy for the 2025 season. The 27-year-old told reporters that he estimates that his left knee is at "90-95 percent" after he tore his ACL in May 2024 on a stolen base attempt.

The Braves didn't make a lot of moves this offseason, with the only notable one being Jurickson Profar. However, in Atlanta's mind, the additions of

With news that Ronald Acuna Jr. won't appear in Spring Training games, Braves fans should temper their expectations with the superstar in 2025.

Atlanta Braves star Ronald Acuña Jr. said he has almost completely recovered after tearing his left ACL during a game last May.

Atlanta Braves superstar outfielder Ronald Acuña Jr. is easily among the sport’s premier players when healthy. The problem, as Braves fans know all too well, is the four-time All-Star often struggles to stay on the field.

Acuña suffered a season-ending injury May 26 when he tore his left ACL during a stolen base attempt. The Braves star says he will be ready when the team calls him back to the lineup.

Ronald Acuña says he has almost completely recovered after tearing his left ACL while playing for the Atlanta Braves last May. Speaking almost exclusively in English even with a Spanish-language interpreter standing next to him,

Ronald Acuña says he has almost completely recovered after tearing his left ACL while playing for the Atlanta Braves last May. Speaking almost exclusively in English even with a Spanish-language interpreter standing next to him,

Braves star outfielder Ronald Acuña Jr. took batting practice at spring training Thursday, and right-hander Spencer Strider has already thrown a side session this week at their Florida camp. While neither the unanimous 2023 NL MVP nor the 20-game winner from that same season are expected to be ready for Atlanta's opener while recovering from injuries,

Acuna tore his left ACL back in 2024 and won't be ready for Opening Day, but he provided some optimism that he might not be gone long while speaking at spring training.

Braves star outfielder Ronald Acuña Jr. took batting practice at spring training Thursday, and right-hander Spencer Strider has already thrown a side session this week at their Florida camp. While neither the unanimous 2023 NL MVP nor the 20-game winner from that same season are expected to be ready for Atlanta’s opener while recovering from injuries,

Braves star outfielder Ronald Acuña Jr. took batting practice at spring training Thursday, and right-hander Spencer Strider has already thrown a side session this week at their Florida camp. While neither the unanimous 2023 NL MVP nor the 20-game winner from that same season are expected to be ready for Atlanta's opener while recovering from injuries,