Tyler O'Neill
LF,CF,RF - Boston Red Sox
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Tyler O'Neill is back in the Red Sox lineup on Tuesday.
Fantasy Impact
O'Neill makes his return after he got the day off on Sunday. He is hitting No. 3 in the lineup and starting in left field.
Tyler O’Neill is missing from the lineup for the Boston Red Sox against the Minnesota Twins Sunday.
Fantasy Impact
O’Neill will take a seat on the bench for rest reasons, with Rob Refsnyder starting in left field and batting third for manager Alex Cora against the Twins Sunday.
Tyler O'Neill went 3-for-5 with a home run, a double, three runs scored, and two RBI in the Red Sox's dominant 17-0 victory over the Cubs.
Fantasy Impact
This performance underscores O'Neill's solid start to the season, boosting his batting average to .333 and his home run tally to nine in just 19 games. His power-hitting capabilities are evident, and his ability to drive in runs and score frequently adds considerable value in all fantasy formats. While his strikeout rate remains a concern at 0.225, his high wOBA of .491 indicates that when he does make contact, it's often impactful. Fantasy managers should continue to ride his hot streak, especially in leagues that reward power numbers and run production.
Tyler O'Neill went 2-for-4 with a home run and an RBI in the Red Sox's 7-1 defeat to the Cubs.
Fantasy Impact
Despite the team's struggles, O'Neill continues to be a bright spot in the lineup, showcasing his power with his eighth homer of the season. His consistent hitting has kept his average above .300, and his ability to contribute across multiple categories, albeit with a high strikeout rate, makes him a valuable asset in most fantasy formats. While the lack of support in the lineup could limit his RBI opportunities, O'Neill's power and run-scoring ability should keep him relevant in fantasy leagues.
Tyler O’Neill is back in the lineup for the Boston Red Sox against the Chicago Cubs Friday.
Fantasy Impact
O’Neill returns after sitting out for general rest, patrolling right field and batting second against the Cubs for manager Alex Cora Friday.
