FACTS/FLUKES: Acuña, J.D. Martinez, Cobb, Hoerner, Manaea

Acuña primed for rebound … Ronald Acuña (OF, ATL) returned in late April from a July 2021 right ACL tear and produced a .266 BA with 15 HR, 29 SB, and .764 OPS in 533 PA in 2022. That’s a significant drop from his typical HR output. Is there any reason for concern going forward?

Year   PA  HR/SB    BA/xBA  bb%/ct% GB/LD/FB  h% HctX Brl%  PX/xPX HR/F Spd/SBO%
====  ===  =====  ========= ======= ========  == ==== ==== ======= ==== ======== 
2018  487  26/16  .293/.266   9/72  42/18/39  36  117  13% 160/140  21%  129/18%
2019  712  41/37  .280/.254  11/70  38/24/38  34  111  15% 128/139  25%  129/25%
2020  202  14/ 8  .250/.263  19/63  35/22/43  30  129  16% 217/186  16%   90/17% 
2021  360  24/17  .283/.277  14/71  31/23/46  32  113  20%...

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