Abraham Toro

Abraham Toro went 2-for-5 with two RBI and three runs scored in the Athletics' 20-4 rout of the Marlins.

Fantasy Impact

This performance is a bright spot in Toro's season, showcasing his ability to contribute significantly to the team's offensive efforts. With a batting average of .280 and a wOBA of .342 over 31 games, Toro is proving to be a valuable asset in fantasy lineups, particularly in deeper leagues or as a utility player. His low strikeout rate of .193 combined with a solid BABIP of .329 suggests that his hitting is both effective and somewhat sustainable. Fantasy managers should consider Toro as a viable option, especially while he's swinging a hot bat in a productive lineup.

Abraham Toro made his presence felt in the Athletics' 4-0 win over the Pirates, going 2-for-3 with a home run, a run scored, and an RBI.

Fantasy Impact

This performance included a critical home run that contributed to the team's victory. Toro's season has been a mix of modest achievements, maintaining a .264 batting average and adding his third home run of the season. His ability to connect and drive in runs, as seen in this game, could hint at a potential uptick in his power numbers, which would be a welcome addition for fantasy managers. However, his overall impact remains moderate due to his current hitting metrics, and while this game is a positive note, consistent production will be key for Toro to become a more reliable fantasy option.

Abraham Toro went 1-for-3 with a home run and an RBI in the Athletics' 10-2 defeat to the Guardians.

Fantasy Impact

Toro's solo shot was one of the few highlights for Oakland in a game where they were largely outplayed. This performance nudges his season batting average to .255 and marks his second home run of the year. While Toro's power display offers some hope for fantasy managers, his overall production remains modest in a lineup that struggles to consistently support him. His .320 wOBA indicates some effectiveness at the plate, but fantasy managers should temper expectations given the limited run production and the team's offensive woes.

Oakland A's infielder Abraham Toro is in the starting lineup Friday versus the Guardians.

Fantasy Impact

Toro sat out on Opening Day but will return to take on left-hander Logan Allen on Friday. Acquired in an offseason deal from the Brewers, Toro hit .291 with eight homers and eight steals in 96 games with Triple-A Nashville last season, only getting into nine games with the Brewers, albeit with two homers in that time.

The Oakland A's have acquired infielder Abraham Toro from the Milwaukee Brewers in exchange for Chad Patrick.

Fantasy Impact

Toro didn't spend much time in the leagues but made his presence felt with two homers across just nine games while hitting .444 in his 21 plate appearances with the Brewers. However, he is a career .211 hitter in 271 MLB appearances but should get a solid look as the club's starting third baseman out of spring training in 2024.