Donovan Solano

The Mariners signed Donovan Solano to a one-year, $3.5 million contract.

Fantasy Impact

Solano hit .286 with the Padres last season across 309 at-bats. He'll add some needed depth in the infield for Seattle where he could see some starts at any of first base, second base or third base. He likely won't see enough of a consistent opportunity to be on the fantasy radar.

Donovan Solano delivered a stellar performance, going 4-for-5 with a home run and two RBI as the Padres blanked the Diamondbacks 5-0.

Fantasy Impact

This outing is a bright spot in what has been a solid season for Solano, boosting his batting average and providing key runs for San Diego. While his power numbers aren't eye-popping, his consistent contact rate and ability to get on base have made him a reliable option in deeper fantasy leagues.

Donovan Solano went 1-for-4 with a home run and an RBI as the Padres blanked the Astros 4-0.

Fantasy Impact

The veteran second baseman's lone hit of the game left the yard, contributing significantly to his team's victory. This season, Solano has maintained a solid .286 average, and while his power numbers aren't eye-popping, his seventh homer of the year reminds fantasy managers that he can chip in occasionally in the power department. Given his consistent batting average and moderate production across the board, Solano remains a viable option in deeper fantasy leagues, especially for those in need of a steady infield presence. His low strikeout rate paired with a decent wOBA suggests he can sustain his batting average, making him a reliable, if not spectacular, fantasy asset.

Donovan Solano went 4-for-5 with three doubles and a run scored in the Padres' 8-0 victory over the Giants.

Fantasy Impact

This performance is a bright spot in what has been a solid season for Solano, boosting his batting average to .298. His ability to hit for extra bases, as seen with his three doubles, adds valuable depth to fantasy rosters, especially in formats that value extra-base hits. While he doesn't offer much in terms of power or speed, his consistent contact hitting and ability to get on base are beneficial in deeper leagues or as a utility player in standard formats. His high BABIP suggests some luck, but his skill at making good contact is evident.

Donovan Solano is in the starting lineup for the Padres Monday.

Fantasy Impact

Solano will start at first base and bat third against the Tigers Monday. He is hitting .296, with six home runs, and 31 RBI this season.