Atlanta Braves outfielder Michael Harris II made a show of support for his longtime idol Andruw Jones by posting a simple yet heartfelt message on X (formerly Twitter) after the Baseball Writers' Association of America voted him into the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Harris tweeted "Lets Goooooo 25" accompanied by a saluting emoji, paying tribute to Jones' iconic number, which was retired by the Braves in 2023.
As a longtime fan and fellow outfielder, Harris has long followed in Jones' footsteps in leading the team's defensive prowess. The Atlanta native has built a reputation for his own impressive skills on the field, mirroring the legacy of Jones who is widely regarded as one of the greatest defensive center fielders in baseball history.
Jones was voted into the Hall of Fame with 78.4% of ballots cast, marking a milestone moment for the Curacao-born player, making him the first player from his homeland to achieve this honor. His remarkable career spanned 17 seasons, with the majority of those spent with the Braves, where he accumulated an impressive home run total of 368 and drove in 1,117 RBIs.
Throughout his illustrious career, Jones was recognized for his incredible defensive skills, earning him ten consecutive Gold Glove awards while playing for the Braves from 1998 to 2007. His impressive stats and accolades cemented his status as one of the greatest players of his generation.
As a longtime fan and fellow outfielder, Harris has long followed in Jones' footsteps in leading the team's defensive prowess. The Atlanta native has built a reputation for his own impressive skills on the field, mirroring the legacy of Jones who is widely regarded as one of the greatest defensive center fielders in baseball history.
Jones was voted into the Hall of Fame with 78.4% of ballots cast, marking a milestone moment for the Curacao-born player, making him the first player from his homeland to achieve this honor. His remarkable career spanned 17 seasons, with the majority of those spent with the Braves, where he accumulated an impressive home run total of 368 and drove in 1,117 RBIs.
Throughout his illustrious career, Jones was recognized for his incredible defensive skills, earning him ten consecutive Gold Glove awards while playing for the Braves from 1998 to 2007. His impressive stats and accolades cemented his status as one of the greatest players of his generation.