The Latest Breaking News from Ronald Acuña, Jr.

CLEVELAND – Nine in a row.

ATLANTA — The Miami Marlins may be in the midst of one of their best seasons in franchise history midway through the 2023 campaign, but one big question mark remained heading into this weekend.

PHILADELPHIA — At their lowest point, on June 2, the Phillies were 25-32 and eight games out of first place. Then they went on a 13-2 roll, and when the week began, they were ... eight games out of first place.

ATLANTA — Six Braves players were on the National League’s All-Star team in 2022. Three of them won’t represent the team this year. Dansby Swanson and William Contreras play elsewhere, and injuries have limited lefty Max Fried to five starts. Yet the Braves still could send six players to MLB’s…

Friday’s game at Truist Park presented a case of National League contrasts, and it showed in the final line — and everywhere in-between — as Atlanta hammered its way to an 8-1 win over Colorado.

DETROIT — It didn’t matter when. It didn’t matter where. It certainly didn’t matter who.

DETROIT — The Detroit Tigers started a scoring parade at Comerica Park on Wednesday afternoon.

An MVP level base swipe right here.

Acuña has been terrorizing opposing teams all year long, and the Dodgers were his latest victim.