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Braves Reportedly Have No Interest in Acuña Trade

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The Braves are expected to keep Ronald Acuña Jr. rather than trade him this offseason, with MLB Network’s Jon Morosi reporting that the team will not entertain inquiries and describing a deal as highly unlikely. Atlanta exercised Acuña’s $17 million option for 2027, reinforcing its plans to retain the former NL MVP, while a $17 million option for 2028 remains available. Trade speculation has been fueled by his injury history and a 2026 season in which he played 107 games and hit .255 with 20 home runs, followed by a difficult postseason. Some fans and commentators argue that his health and recent performance could make a trade worth considering, but others contend that a contender coming off a 94-win season is better served by keeping its star and hoping he returns to MVP-level form.

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