Ramon Laureano swipes base, collects three hits in Braves' win
by Chris Schommer | Braves Correspondent | Sat, Aug 24th 8:38am EDT
Ramon Laureano went 3-for-4 with a stolen base in the Braves' narrow 3-2 victory over the Nationals.
Fantasy Impact:
Despite lacking in power and run production during this outing, Laureano's ability to get on base and swipe bags offered a glimpse of his potential value in categories beyond just hitting. His season-long batting average remains modest at .239, and with a high strikeout rate, fantasy managers should temper expectations. However, his speed element, evidenced by his fifth stolen base, could provide some utility in deeper leagues or formats that heavily reward stolen bases. His performance in this game, while not spectacular, reinforces his role as a situational fantasy asset rather than a consistent starter.
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