Ronald Acuna Jr.
Stay humble, and work hard every day no matter what happens.Collection: Work
I'm not going to lie, I love hitting home runs.Collection: Home
I'm happy and grateful to God.
There are just so many things I need to do to become a better player.
I just want to win. Always.
I'm ready to do whatever we need to do to have the best lineup out there.
I never stopped believing myself and what I was capable of doing.
I had to learn how to handle things not going my way. It's tough because I want to be the best. But I have to learn.
As a kid, I always played baseball.
The only thing I can control is to work hard and do my best.
I feel like the MVP is chosen based on stats.
Nobody can see in the future. Nobody can see what will happen tomorrow.
When you come up as a rookie, there's always somebody who wants to stick it to you.
I like to take in all the advice from other people to improve every year, to become a better person and a better player.
You know me, I'm always ready to play.
I've always been a slow starter and I don't really know why. It's not something I put much mind to, because I know what I'm capable of and I know what can happen during the regular season.
What you really want is to just help the team any way you can.
My main focus is staying healthy. That's what's most important - health.
To me, baseball is a man's game.
I always like to enjoy myself because you never know who's watching, and I always want people to take with them the best of me.
My baseball is about the way I go out and play the game and enjoy it. That's literally all I focus on.
Never give up and never stop playing until the game is over.
As long as you are healthy, you can think about what to do on the field.
I'll take advice from anyone who will help me improve.
Don't be discouraged by what anyone tells you.
Baseball's just a process.
That's just the way I play baseball. It's just about playing my game and being open and vocal about how I'm feeling.
I've always tried to play baseball hard.
We want to play in front of the fans.
I try to be energetic, upbeat and positive.
Obviously, one of the perks about being healthy is you can showcase your abilities day in and day out.
I've always admired Jose Reyes and the way he plays. To be honest I've tried to emulate a little bit of the way he goes about his business, whether it's the way he has fun on the field or just the way he does thing.
I know the talents and the abilities that God blessed me with.
It's the big leagues, no doubt, but that doesn't mean I'm gonna go out and not have fun.
It's always fun to play with Soto. I also really enjoy watching him play.
I think I'm most proud of being able to jump from league to league to league, from level to level.
I've mentioned it before: the energy is contagious. I just try to make sure I bring it out there and try to help everyone the way I can that way.
It always feels good to hit home runs.
Sometimes, you just can't hit.
I always believed in myself, that I could become something and do something with myself as a baseball player. And I always had confidence in that.
I thank God every day because I'm living a life I never imagined.
That's my mentality. I'm trying to earn my job, keep my job, whatever it is.
I never stopped thinking that I would ever stop giving 100 percent effort out there.
If I steal the bases, I steal them. If I don't, I don't.
Everybody's body recuperates and heals at a different rate.
Baseball is the same game no matter what, it doesn't change.
I've said it before: As long as I'm in the lineup, I'm happy. But I'd say right field is a position I feel more comfortable at.
When I signed, I wasn't considered a highly touted prospect.
Every time I go out on the field, I give my best effort.
I really enjoyed being able to get my first home run in the big leagues.