Jarred Kelenic, the player at the heart of Ronald Acuña Jr.'s double standard call-out against the Atlanta Braves, was sent down to Triple-A one week after the play at question.

The Atlanta Braves temporarily pulled the plug on the Jarred Kelenic experiment. Now it's up to the 25-year-old outfielder to prove himself in Triple-A.

Kelenic was once considered one of MLB's top prospects after the New York Mets made him their first-round pick in 2018 (No. 6 overall). Dealt to the Seattle Mariners as part of the Robinson Cano ...

Kelenic, batting .180, has been a subject of fan frustration. He very well could be the player sent to Triple A when Acuña rejoins the Braves, possibly in early May," wrote Rosenthal.

Kelenic slashed .167/.231/.300 with two home runs in 23 games for Atlanta this season after posting a very underwhelming 87 OPS+ in 2024, and was involved in some very poorly-timed Braves drama.