The estuary gardener of the Bravos, the Venezuelan Ronald Acuña Jr., connected a quadrangular to Max Scherzer ante the first pitcheo of the time of the monticular – and the first launch of the year of the Nacionales – the martes for the late in the National Park .
The bambinazo was the 20th month of Acuña abriendo games as a first asset and clearly the most enjoyable. Recovered the bases in 28.1 seconds, being the most slow trot with a quadrangular in that time. Solo George Springer (21) has more ironic friend games since the Venezuelan debut in 2018.
The current Most Valuable Player of the National League, Freddie Freeman, did not have time for Scherzer to recover, but he connected another solitaire card that put the Bravos ahead 2-0 in the first innings.
Después de otro jonrón de los Bravos, de part de Dansby Swanson, Acuña volvió a sacarla frente a Scherzer.
Tras ser líder de la Liga Nacional con un quadrangular por cada 11.43 turnas en el 2020, Acuña ha regressado con su poder este año. La Sabana’s first bambinazo runs around 107.9 miles per hour and has a projected distance of 416 pieces, according to Statcast. The second tab of Acuño shows a speed of 105.0 mph and a distance of 423 pi.