Nachos, beer ... no fan's concession items are safe inside MLB parks.
The latest such example came from Braves outfielder Ronald Acuña Jr.; video shows him nailing a fan's beer at a game earlier this week — at the behest of the fan, of course.
Ronald Acuña is playing some Beer Pong with the fans pic.twitter.com/UCYwPHxaaq
— Wicked Boston (@WickedBoston_) April 15, 2021
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And another angle:
Ronald Acuña can literally do whatever he wants on a baseball diamond (Via ig/justaholmesy) pic.twitter.com/rXl6g7svtw
— Starting 9 (@Starting9) April 15, 2021
It's uncertain which game this was, but it took place at Truist Park in Atlanta. The cheapest beer there goes for $5, with the most expensive at $12 — well worth the price for a ball from Acuña, who's playing some of the best ball in MLB right now: He leads MLB in hits (23) and home runs (seven) and is third in batting average at .442.
