They flew the fence Jose Altuve and Acuña JR

Ronald Acuña Jr. and José Altuve took the fence Wednesday afternoon to raise their respective productions to 29 and 19.

Acuña Jr. (.293) woke up Wednesday as the leading scorer and robbery of the National League, linked 5-1 with two RBIs (73 and 74) and his scored 93, in triumph 11-7 of the Atlanta Braves to address on the Minnesota Twins.

The defeat fell on left-handed Martín Pérez (8-5; 4.80), his second in a row and third in his last four decisions. In six innings he received eleven hits - three of them home runs - with seven runs (six clean), two tickets and six strikeouts.

For his part, Altuve walked 3-1 with his push 66 and two scores that left him with 54 in the fair and one of 700 for life. In this match, won 14-3 by the Houston Astros in their Minute Maid, Jesus Tinoco (5.87) relieved by the Colorado Rockies and for 2.1 innings. He received two hits with two clean runs, three tickets and prescribed six strikeouts.

Ramos with two hits. Wilson Ramos (.267) was 4-2 with a 7-2 gain punch from the New York Mets in his Citi Field over the Miami Marlins. Luis Avilán (5.30) relieved a blank inning with a punch.

Font on the rise. Wilmer Font (4.44) started with the Toronto Blue Jays, winners 4-3 in a visit to the Tampa Bay Stripes, with 2.1 blank innings, no hits and five strikeouts.