Alejandro Kirk

Alejandro Kirk went 3-for-4 with a double and three RBI in the Blue Jays' 6-1 victory over the Red Sox.

Fantasy Impact

His performance was a bright spot, contributing significantly to the team's win with key hits that drove in runs. This game boosts his RBI total to 54 and his batting average to a respectable .253 for the season. Kirk's consistent contact skills were on display, and while he's not typically a power threat, his ability to drive in runs and hit for average can be valuable in fantasy lineups, especially from the catcher position where offensive output can often be limited. His low strikeout rate and decent wOBA suggest he could be a steady contributor as the season progresses.

Alejandro Kirk is out of the starting lineup for the Blue Jays Sunday.

Fantasy Impact

Kirk will head to the bench for a regular day of rest Sunday. Tyler Heineman will start behind the plate and bat ninth against the Rays.

Alejandro Kirk is back in the lineup for the Toronto Blue Jays against the Texas Rangers Tuesday.

Fantasy Impact

Kirk returns after sitting out for rest reasons Sunday, starting behind the plate at catcher and batting fifth against the Rangers for manager John Schneider Tuesday.

Alejandro Kirk went 2-for-5 with two RBI in the Blue Jays' 4-3 victory over the Cardinals.

Fantasy Impact

This performance, while not flashy, continues to highlight Kirk's role as a steady contributor in the Toronto lineup. With a season batting average now at .246 and 46 RBI through 91 games, Kirk remains a consistent, if not spectacular, fantasy option. His lack of power numbers and speed limits his ceiling, but his ability to put the ball in play and drive in runs can provide value in deeper leagues or as a second catcher in two-catcher formats. His .288 wOBA underscores a need for improvement to become a top-tier fantasy catcher, but for now, he offers stability.

Alejandro Kirk is out of the starting lineup for the Blue Jays Wednesday.

Fantasy Impact

Kirk will head to the bench for a day of regular rest. Brian Serven will start behind the plate and bat ninth against the Mets.