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Ronald Acu\u00f1a Jr. needs to be a better teammate, at least according to one former Braves outfielder.<\/p>\n
Days after Acu\u00f1a\u2019s since-deleted post on X that criticized manager Brian Snitker over his handling of outfielder Jarred Kelenic, ex-MLBer Jeff Francoeur spoke on the topic on 680 The Fan on Tuesday about the situation and went as far as to say Acu\u00f1a \u201cburiedz a teammate.\u201d<\/p>\n
The origins of the situation stem from Saturday\u2019s Braves game in which Kelenic hit a deep fly to the outfield and jogged out of the box, seemingly thinking the ball was going out of Truist Park. <\/p>\n
Nevertheless, the ball didn\u2019t leave the yard, and Kelenic was thrown out at second base.<\/p>\n
MLB.com\u2019s Braves reporter Mark Bowman wrote on X the following day that Snitker said, \u201cWas I supposed to?\u201d when asked if he talked with Kelenic about his lack of hustle. <\/p>\n
In a reply, Acu\u00f1a wrote: \u201cIf it were me, they would take me out of the game.\u201d<\/p>\n
Francoeur, who noted how the Braves have been criticized for their slow start, said Acu\u00f1a\u2019s post was not something the team needed.<\/p>\n
\u201cAnd you got a guy who\u2019s supposed to be your teammate, tweeting, probably out in LA, something that is completely meaningless and stupid,\u201d he said on the radio.<\/p>\n
Francoeur then said any notion that Snitker, who once benched Acu\u00f1a in 2019 for a lack of hustle, is racist is preposterous.<\/p>\n
\u201cAnd you want to go farther with context, Acu\u00f1a was warned time after time after time. After time. Let\u2019s talk, like, 10 times to run before he ever got yanked. This is the first time Jarred Kelenic has ever done it. Now, real quick, do I think Snit\u2019s answer to it was great? Probably not, probably not. He probably also didn\u2019t expect after winning two games in a row, this is what he was going to be talking about.<\/p>\n
\u201cAnd also, to give you context, Jarred Kelenic was sitting in that man\u2019s office Easter Sunday morning, waiting for him for 30 minutes, crying and apologizing. So there\u2019s your context on that.<\/p>\n
\u201cNumber three, Ronald basically buried a teammate. This wouldn\u2019t have been a national story. Y\u2019all probably wouldn\u2019t even talked about it Monday. OK, right? Let\u2019s be honest. If he did not mention it in a tweet and bring it to the forefront. So not only that, you buried a teammate by tweeting about this.\u201d<\/p>\n
Francoeur later said both former manager Bobby Cox and Hall of Fame icon Hank Aaron both preached that no one was bigger than \u201cthe A.\u201d<\/p>\n
Francoeur did concede that Acu\u00f1a is probably the most talented player in the history of the franchise, but that shouldn\u2019t exclude him from being a \u201cgood teammate.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cBe a good teammate,\u201d Francoeur said. \u201cBe a good teammate. You\u2019re making millions of dollars. You\u2019re getting to play a kid\u2019s game. Be a good teammate and pull for your team.\u201d <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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