Ronald Acuna Jr.

It's a non-guaranteed deal, so De La Cruz will still have to make the team. We presume the addition of a righty doesn't take the Braves out of the market for a lefty outfielder to help fill in for Ronald Acuna Jr. and maybe supplant Jarred Kelenic in time. De La Cruz's stock plummeted after he hit just .200/.220/.294 as a trade-deadline acquisition in Pittsburgh. He's a poor defender in the outfield corners with a career 90 OPS+, so he's very much in danger of falling out of the league.