Ronald Acuña Jr. has been placed on the 10-day Injured List, impacting the Atlanta Braves. The injury update is not ideal but could have been worse.

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The Atlanta Braves will have to do without their superstar for at least a little while.
The news probably could've been worse, but Ronald Acuña Jr.'s injury is sending him to the Injured List.
It's just the 10-day IL for Acuña, the Braves announced Sunday.
âThe MRI showed a Grade 1 strain, so not too serious, but serious enough that we had to put him on the list,â manager Walt Weiss told reporters on Sunday, via MLB.com. âIt's not going to be just a couple days. Itâs gonna be more than that, so we need to put him on the IL, and hopefully it'll be sooner than later. No idea with these soft tissue injuries how long they're gonna take, but I think the silver lining is that the MRI showed it wasn't too serious.â
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Acuña hadn't missed a game yet this season, starting 33 in the outfield and one at DH before getting injured.
The injury occurred at the plate on Saturday, with Acuña clearly tweaking something before hobbling toward first base on a ball in play.
Ronald Acuña Jr. has been placed on the 10-day Injured List due to his injury.
Acuña is expected to be out for at least 10 days while on the Injured List.
Acuña's absence will affect the Braves' lineup and overall performance during his time on the Injured List.
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The reality is that a Grade 1 strain is the lowest-grade of that particular diagnosis, meaning this could've been worse.
Hamstrings are tricky, because they can be reaggravated and also because they play a role in most actions on a baseball field.
The Braves will surely be careful with Acuña, because they can't afford to have him get injured worse than this at any point this season.
For at least the next week-plus, though, they'll have to figure out how to play without him.