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Acuña made his much-anticipated MLB debut in Cincinnati and added to the experience by recording his first hit in the Braves’ 5-4 win
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Feeling the energy from his debut, Acuña returned the next afternoon to tally his first career homer, a long blast that landed in Great American Ball Park’s second deck
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Acuña missed a month with the minor ACL sprain he sustained when he landed awkwardly after sprinting to record an infield single at Fenway Park
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Acuña homered 8 times in 8 games from Aug. 8-14, 2018, tallying a leadoff homer in 4 of 5 games within the stretch
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At 20 years old, Acuña became the youngest player in AL/NL history to hit a grand slam in the postseason, taking the Dodgers’ Walker Buehler deep in Game 3 of the 2018 NLDS
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Acuña joined Mike Trout as the only player to produce a 30-30 season at age 21 or younger, going on to finish the year just 3 stolen bases shy of 40-40
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Acuña’s 495-foot leadoff homer against the Red Sox was the longest home run of the 2020 season and the longest ball ever hit at Truist Park
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Acuña was mobbed by fans who rushed the field after he won a home run derby in his native Venezuela