Summary
The Atlanta Braves have a new celebration where players scratch their heads after getting a hit. Ronald Acuna Jr. revealed that Michael Harris II started the celebration, although it doesn't have a special meaning. The Braves are hoping for a good season despite a mixed start.
Key Facts
- The Braves have a new celebration where players scratch their heads after a hit.
- Ronald Acuna Jr. credited Michael Harris II with starting the celebration.
- The head-scratch celebration doesn't have a deeper meaning and started spontaneously.
- The Braves rank seventh in batting average (.259) in the early MLB season.
- The team tied for 19th in runs per game, averaging 3.8.
- The Braves have a 3-2 record to start the season.
- Injuries could impact the Braves' early performance.
- Ronald Acuna Jr. is struggling at the plate with a .167 batting average in 22 appearances but is expected to improve.
