Atlanta Braves' star outfielder Ronald Acuña Jr., the reigning National League MVP, is on track to be ready for opening day after a recent examination of his sore right knee revealed no serious issues.
Acuña underwent a thorough evaluation by Dr. Neal ElAttrache in Los Angeles, where it was determined that there was only irritation in the meniscus of his right knee. As a result, Acuña will be able to gradually increase his baseball activities and is anticipated to be cleared to play when the Braves kick off the regular season against the Philadelphia Phillies on March 28.
