Bryson Stott's Speed Shines Despite Silent Bat
by Chase Davis | Phillies Correspondent | Fri, Aug 30th 8:42am EDT
Bryson Stott went 0-for-1 but walked three times and stole two bases in the Phillies' narrow 5-4 victory over the Braves.
Fantasy Impact:
Despite failing to register a hit, Stott's ability to get on base and create havoc on the basepaths was on full display. His season batting average remains modest at .241, but his on-base skills and speed are where his real fantasy value lies. With 28 stolen bases now on the year, Stott continues to be a valuable asset in categories that reward steals, though his lack of power and average hitting might limit his appeal in shallower fantasy formats. His high walk rate and increasing stolen base count should keep him relevant in deeper leagues and formats that value on-base percentage.
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