Atlanta Braves outfielder Ronald Acuña Jr. wanted to clear up an awkward situation before he returns to the team. Acuña — who is on a rehab assignment after a torn ACL — said he apologized to Braves teammates, and manager Brian Snitker, over a social-media post sent out by the outfielder in April.

Atlanta Braves manager Brian Snitker and Bryce Elder affirmed comments from Ronald Acuña Jr. that a potential tension is being put to rest. Ahead of first pitch, Acuña said he had spoken with both Snitker and then his teammates in an effort to clear the air.

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The Braves' injured star outfielder addressed a comment he made on social media that appeared to criticize Brian Snitker.

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