It's hard to find anything Ronald Acuña Jr. hasn't done on a baseball field, but the Atlanta Braves superstar was able to show off his incredible arm strength with a frozen-rope throw from right field that traveled 301 feet to get Jorbit Vivas out at third base in Friday's 7-3 win over the New York Yankees.

Tim Hyers’ first season as Braves hitting coach has not gone as planned, which many Braves fans would say is a major understatement. But the Braves’ biggest star, Ronald Acuña Jr., offered unsolicited praise for Hyers after Monday’s win against the Giants and Snitker seconded it Tuesday afternoon.

That quest didn't get off to a great start, as star outfielder Ronald Acuna Jr. was a late scratch for the first game of the series on Tuesday night. The Braves called it a lower back injury that kept Acuna out of the game, according to a post from the team on social media.

Remember when the Atlanta Braves won the World Series in 2021? Remember when they won 100-plus games in each of the next two seasons? Oh, and remember how these were merely three parts of a seven-year run as a playoff team?