Juan Soto and Ronald Acuna Jr. are the two biggest young stars in baseball, and it all starts with fans being amazed at the skill they both possess. Soto is playing for the New York Mets, and Acuña is playing for the Atlanta Braves. Here is the comparison of all their stats in 2025 (hitting, power, and speed).
Juan Soto and Ronald Acuna Jr’s 2025 stats face-offIn 2025, Juan Soto and Ronald Acuña Jr. showed why they're baseball's top young talents, each shining in different ways. Soto had a batting average of .275 and knocked in 109 runs for the Mets, hitting 35 home runs, reports MLB.com. Thanks to 132 walks, he managed a .410 on-base percentage. Soto stayed on the field for every game and reached base in 139 of them, making him someone teams can trust.
Acuña played in just 49 games for the Braves due to an injury, yet he still managed to hit at a 40% average, as well as homer 4 times and steal 16 bases.. His .539 wOBA and 105.3 mph average exit velocity show he hits hard and runs fast.
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Soto’s great at staying consistent and getting on base, while Acuña’s speed and power make him exciting when healthy. Both are amazing, and their rivalry in the NL East makes their games super fun to watch. Fans love arguing over who’s better.
Injury impacts and future potentialInjuries changed the 2025 season for both Soto and Acuña, but they’re still set for big futures. Acuña missed 112 games after hurting his left knee on May 27, 2025, per MLB.com. Even so, he stole 16 bases and hit balls at 105.3 mph, showing he’s a star when healthy.
Soto played every single game, which is rare for an outfielder, proving he’s always ready. His 5.5 WAR, according to FanGraphs, puts him among the best in the NL. Acuña should be back by May 2026, and his past, like hitting 40 homers and stealing nearly 40 bases in 2023, shows he could be an MVP again. Soto’s .930 OPS and steady play make him a huge part of the Mets. Both players are young, in their mid-20s, so their rivalry could light up the NL East for years. Fans can’t wait to see Acuña return and how he matches up with Soto’s amazing consistency in 2026.
Juan Soto and Ronald Acuña Jr. are more than just stats; they’re baseball’s future. Soto’s knack for getting on base and playing every game makes him a Mets superstar, while Acuña’s speed and power thrill Braves fans.
Their 2025 seasons showed their skills, even with Acuña’s injury. Soto’s consistency gives him a small lead, but Acuña’s exciting play keeps him close. As NL East rivals, their games are always a blast. Fans can watch them face off next on June 1, 2025, at 7:10 PM ET, when the Mets play the Braves. This game will be another big moment in their awesome rivalry.
Juan Soto and Ronald Acuna Jr’s 2025 stats face-offIn 2025, Juan Soto and Ronald Acuña Jr. showed why they're baseball's top young talents, each shining in different ways. Soto had a batting average of .275 and knocked in 109 runs for the Mets, hitting 35 home runs, reports MLB.com. Thanks to 132 walks, he managed a .410 on-base percentage. Soto stayed on the field for every game and reached base in 139 of them, making him someone teams can trust.
On Fangraphs, Steamer 2024 projections has #Braves’ Ronald Acuña Jr. hitting .318 w/ 38 HRs, 56 steals, .577 slugging and an MLB-leading 7.4 WAR. Next-highest projected WAR: 6.6 for Juan Soto, with Aaron Judge (6.4) the only other hitter over 6.0.
— David O'Brien (@DOBrienATL) December 7, 2023
Acuña played in just 49 games for the Braves due to an injury, yet he still managed to hit at a 40% average, as well as homer 4 times and steal 16 bases.. His .539 wOBA and 105.3 mph average exit velocity show he hits hard and runs fast.
Also Read: Aaron Judge vs Shohei Ohtani: Comparing head-to-head stats of MLB's most electrifying talents
Soto’s great at staying consistent and getting on base, while Acuña’s speed and power make him exciting when healthy. Both are amazing, and their rivalry in the NL East makes their games super fun to watch. Fans love arguing over who’s better.
Injury impacts and future potentialInjuries changed the 2025 season for both Soto and Acuña, but they’re still set for big futures. Acuña missed 112 games after hurting his left knee on May 27, 2025, per MLB.com. Even so, he stole 16 bases and hit balls at 105.3 mph, showing he’s a star when healthy.
Soto played every single game, which is rare for an outfielder, proving he’s always ready. His 5.5 WAR, according to FanGraphs, puts him among the best in the NL. Acuña should be back by May 2026, and his past, like hitting 40 homers and stealing nearly 40 bases in 2023, shows he could be an MVP again. Soto’s .930 OPS and steady play make him a huge part of the Mets. Both players are young, in their mid-20s, so their rivalry could light up the NL East for years. Fans can’t wait to see Acuña return and how he matches up with Soto’s amazing consistency in 2026.
Juan Soto and Ronald Acuña Jr. are more than just stats; they’re baseball’s future. Soto’s knack for getting on base and playing every game makes him a Mets superstar, while Acuña’s speed and power thrill Braves fans.
Their 2025 seasons showed their skills, even with Acuña’s injury. Soto’s consistency gives him a small lead, but Acuña’s exciting play keeps him close. As NL East rivals, their games are always a blast. Fans can watch them face off next on June 1, 2025, at 7:10 PM ET, when the Mets play the Braves. This game will be another big moment in their awesome rivalry.
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