Michael Harris II

Michael Harris II went 3-for-3 with a walk in the Braves' 4-1 victory over the Mets.

Fantasy Impact

He contributed one RBI and scored once, enhancing his season totals. Harris II's performance today, marked by a perfect day at the plate, could signal a turning point for fantasy managers looking for consistent outfield production. His season batting average now sits at .264, and while his power numbers aren't eye-popping, his ability to get on base and score runs adds valuable points in formats that reward these statistics. Given his solid contact skills and a BABIP of .318, Harris II should remain a steady contributor, especially in deeper leagues or as a bench asset in standard formats.

Michael Harris II went 0-for-3 on Sunday against the Dodgers.

Fantasy Impact

Despite not picking up a hit on Sunday, Harris is still hitting .271 on the season in the middle of the Braves lineup.

Michael Harris II went 2-for-4 with two stolen bases as the Braves blanked the Marlins 3-0.

Fantasy Impact

While he didn't contribute to the run column or drive in any runs, his ability to get on base and swipe bags was on full display. Harris II's performance this season has been solid, maintaining a .307 batting average through 21 games. His speed is a clear asset, as evidenced by his total of four stolen bases, including the two from today's game. Fantasy managers should value his multi-category contributions, especially in leagues where stolen bases are a premium.

Michael Harris II went 2-for-4 in the Braves' 8-3 victory over the Rangers, featuring a home run, two runs scored, and one RBI.

Fantasy Impact

This performance underscores Harris II's growing role as a key contributor in the Braves' lineup, especially with his ability to impact the game both at the plate and on the field. His season batting average now sits at a solid .289, complemented by a .342 wOBA, indicating effective offensive production. While his strikeout rate remains a concern at 0.213, his consistent hitting and power potential make him a valuable asset in fantasy lineups, particularly in formats that reward power and run production.

In a closely contested game that saw the Atlanta Braves fall to the New York Mets 8-7, Michael Harris II continued to make his case as a valuable asset in fantasy lineups.

Fantasy Impact

The young outfielder managed to contribute across multiple categories, notching two hits, an RBI, and a stolen base, while also crossing the plate once himself. His performance on Monday adds to an already impressive start to the season, boasting a .361 batting average through nine games. Harris II's blend of speed and contact hitting, evidenced by his latest stolen base and consistent batting average, should keep him on the radar for fantasy managers looking for a well-rounded outfielder.