In a glowing testament to his rising legacy, Major League Baseball has publicly acknowledged Atlanta Braves superstar Ronald Acuña Jr. as one of the premier talents of his generation.

Following the Braves’ recent win over the Milwaukee Brewers, MLB’s official Spanish-language X (formerly Twitter) account posted a powerful message, calling Acuña and Brewers’ young shortstop Jackson Chourio

“Leyendas de una nueva generación” — “Legends of a new generation.”

The post featured a photo of Acuña and Chourio during the game, highlighting the league’s admiration for the two dynamic stars.

For Acuña, the recognition is more than symbolic — it’s a reflection of his rapid ascension to elite status in the sport. At just 27 years old, the Braves right fielder already boasts a Rookie of the Year award, an MVP title, and four All-Star selections.

Despite returning from the injured list less than a month ago, Acuña has reignited his performance with dominance at the plate.

In Wednesday’s contest, he went 3-for-5, including a two-run homer, bringing his batting average to an outstanding .353 and his OPS to 1.083 over just 78 plate appearances. He’s already tallied six home runs and 11 RBIs across 18 games since rejoining the lineup.

While the Braves have struggled in that span, posting a 5-13 record, Acuña’s form offers hope and excitement for Atlanta fans looking toward the rest of the season. His pairing with 21-year-old Chourio — who has 11 homers, 39 RBIs, and 13 stolen bases to date — hints at a thrilling new era of MLB stars, with both players under contract and in their prime for years to come.

With Acuña not turning 28 until December and Chourio just beginning his career, baseball fans can look forward to more thrilling matchups and milestones from this emerging duo of generational talents — already deemed “legends” by the league they electrify.