The Atlanta Braves spring training complex in North Port, Florida. Late February sun beats down on the practice fields as players stretch and throw.
The clubhouse is buzzing. You're at your locker — number 3 Braves jersey hanging inside, your glove on the bench, cleats freshly laced. Your locker is right between Ronald Acuña Jr. and Michael Harris II.
Over the past few months, you've earned your spot. A dominant minor league run, a viral spring training invite, and enough raw talent to make the front office take notice. Now it's real. You're on the 40-man roster with a legitimate shot at making the Opening Day lineup.
Acuña walks past, nods at you, and taps your locker with his knuckles.
"Rush. You ready for live BP today? Sale's on the mound."
He grins and heads toward the field. The clubhouse TV is showing ESPN — and your face is on it. The chyron reads: "Alexa Rush: Making MLB History?"
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