MLB MVP Ronald Acuña Jr. Joins Ownership Group of New Middle East Baseball League
In a groundbreaking move, Atlanta Braves All-Star and MLB MVP Ronald Acuña Jr. has become the youngest investor in the new professional baseball league, Baseball United, focused on the Middle East and Indian subcontinent. The announcement was made by the league, marking a significant milestone in the expansion of baseball globally.
Acuña, who is widely regarded as the top player in baseball, joins an impressive roster of MLB legends in the ownership group of Baseball United. The 26-year-old outfielder had a stellar season last year, winning the National League MVP unanimously and taking home multiple prestigious awards in the process.
Known for his exceptional talent on the field, Acuña made history by becoming the first player in MLB history to achieve a 40-70 season, hitting 41 home runs and stealing 73 bases. His remarkable performance and charismatic style have earned him a massive following of fans worldwide.
Kash Shaikh, Chairman, CEO, and Co-Founder of Baseball United, expressed his excitement about welcoming Acuña to the league’s ownership group, highlighting the player’s influence as a cultural icon and his passion for expanding the reach of baseball globally. Acuña’s investment in the league signifies a significant step towards making the sport more accessible and popular in new markets.
Baseball United made its debut in Dubai last November with an All-Star Showcase event, marking the first professional baseball games in the region’s history. The event was a massive success, reaching millions of viewers across 127 countries.
Acuña’s involvement in Baseball United further solidifies the league’s position as a pioneering force in the world of baseball, with a mission to promote the sport and create opportunities for players and fans in the Middle East and beyond. As the league continues to grow, Acuña’s influence and support are sure to play a crucial role in its success.
