Braves send down player at heart of Ronald Acuña’s double standard gripe

About a week after the Atlanta Bravs Club House, the outfielder Cellenic jerred on Triple-A.

Brevs star Outfielder Ronald Aquua Jr., after the team did not hurry captain Cellenic in the team’s game on April 7, did not reprimand a reporter, Brian Snitka’s answer to a reporter.

Cellenic broke a baseball right field, and he was getting out of the butter box as it was about to be a home run. However, when it hit the top of the wall and remains inside the Bolpark, he tried to turn the single into a double.

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Calenic was thrown at the second base, where he would probably be in the stand-up double if he had not jugs from the box.

After the game, the reporter did not understand the reporter’s question about the discipline of Snitka Calenic, which managed to tell Aquua his opinion about X.

He wrote, “If it were to me, they would have taken me out of the game.”

Bravs star Ronald Aquua Jr. Double Standard with the team: ‘They will remove me from the game’

Aqua later deleted the post, but many people saw it and brought it to Snitka.

In the Aqua Double Standard Post, he has a history for him.

Atlanta Bravs’s Ronald Acuna Jr. reacted to Philadelphia on Tuesday, September 12, 2023, Filadelphia Philis Pitcher Jack Wheeller during the fifth innings of the baseball game. (AP Photos/Mat Slokum)

In 2019, Snitcar made him a bench for accidents on bases, when he did the same as the Cellenic. Aqua decided to stay at the first base to realize that the ball did not go out.

“He couldn’t run,” Snitker then said via ESPN. “You have to run. It will not be acceptable here.”

Now, the decrease in Guinet in the triple of Calenic is not directly related to its hurry, but rather a lack of production to start the 2025 season. He is only hitting the .167 with a .531 OPS in the presence of 65 plates so far.

Once one of MLBB’s top possibilities with New York Mets, the best time in the Biggs of the Cellenic, which began with the Seattle Mariners, started with the Mets Closer Edwin Diaz and the former Met Robson’s Canor’s business.

Atlanta Bravs Left Fielder Cellenic (25) celebrates with his teammates after scoring a run against Philadelphia Pllis in the sixth innings in Trust Park. (Brett Davis-Imagan Fig.)

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He is just 32 Homer and 109 RBI with Seattle before the transaction in Atlanta before the 2024 season.

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