Ronald Acuña Jr., only 27, is already a standout in Atlanta Braves history, recognized as a Rookie of the Year and MVP. Recently, MLB Español praised him alongside Milwaukee's Jackson Chourio, calling them 'Leyendas de una nueva generación,' indicating the high regard in which Acuña is held. Since returning from injury, Acuña has excelled with a .353 batting average and an OPS of 1.083, demonstrating his offensive prowess with six home runs and 11 RBIs in just 18 games. However, the Braves have struggled, posting a 5-13 record since his return.

Chourio, a promising 21-year-old, has also made an impact this season with 11 home runs and 39 RBIs. Both players are seen as future cornerstones for their franchises, suggesting that their paths could lead them to legendary status in MLB. With Acuña not turning 28 until December, there’s ample time for both players to continue their ascent as stars of the game.