Photo: Instagram/Ronald Acuña Jr. Ronald Acuña Jr. achieved the unthinkable in a thrilling game, making history by becoming the first player in MLB to achieve both 40-plus homers and 70-plus steals in a single season. The electrifying moment took place in Atlanta's Truist Park during a 10-inning victory over the Cubs, securing home-field advantage for the Braves in the National League Championship Series. Acuña, who had a game-tying single, a stolen base, and a run scored in the 10th inning, notched his 70th steal of the season, marking a milestone nobody had imagined. In his own words, he admitted, "I'd be lying if I told you I thought I was going to get this done," acknowledging the incredible feat. The Braves, with a record of 102-56, clinched a first-round bye and home-field advantage throughout the National League Championship Series, positioning them as the top NL division leader. Photo: Instagram/Ronald Acuña Jr. This achievement puts them on track to face the...