Deadline Drama: Five Must-Watch Players and Teams Poised to Shake Up the MLB Trade Market
He’s been great in San Francisco, one of the bright spots in an overall frustrating season for the franchise. He’s No. 2 in MLB in batting average (.326) and contact+ (114) – see both advanced and traditional stats on our MLB Leaderboards – but maybe more importantly, he’s shown himself to be a capable fielder at second base again. That’s key because teams can live with a singles-hitting middle infielder much more than they can a singles-hitting first baseman/DH, which is what he was primarily for the San Diego Padres in 2025.



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