Jesus Sanchez

Jesus Sanchez went 2-for-3 with three runs scored and a stolen base in the Marlins' 8-1 rout of the Blue Jays.

Fantasy Impact

Sanchez's performance today was a bright spot in what has been a fairly average season for the outfielder. His ability to cross the plate three times today helped boost his runs scored tally to 60 for the season, and his stolen base count to 16. While his batting average remains modest at .254, his contributions in runs and stolen bases can be valuable in deeper fantasy leagues. Owners should continue to monitor his performance as a potential source for runs and occasional steals, though his limited power and average metrics might not make him a staple in smaller fantasy formats.

Jesus Sanchez contributed effectively in the Marlins' 15-5 rout of the Blue Jays, finishing the game 1-for-3 with a double, three runs scored, one RBI, two walks, and two strikeouts.

Fantasy Impact

While his batting average remains modest at .251, Sanchez's ability to score runs and drive in key RBIs continues to make him a valuable asset in deeper fantasy leagues. His consistent power numbers with 18 homers and a decent speed with 15 stolen bases this season suggest a balanced contributor. However, fantasy managers should remain cautious of his high strikeout rate, which could impact his on-base opportunities. Overall, Sanchez remains a viable fantasy option.

Jesus Sanchez is out of the starting lineup for the Marlins Thursday.

Fantasy Impact

Sanchez will head to the bench for the start of the series with the Nationals. David Hensley will start in right field and bat seventh Thursday.

Jesus Sanchez went 0-for-4 with two strikeouts and a stolen base in the Marlins' 3-1 loss to the Pirates.

Fantasy Impact

This performance underscores a troubling trend for Sanchez, who has struggled to maintain consistency at the plate this season, as evidenced by his .246 batting average and high strikeout rate of 0.255. While the stolen base adds a slight silver lining, his inability to contribute offensively in this game is a concern for fantasy managers relying on his power and speed combination. Given his current form and season-long metrics, including a modest .313 wOBA, Sanchez's fantasy value appears volatile, making him a risky play in all but the deepest of leagues.

Jesus Sanchez (back) is out of the starting lineup for the Marlins Wednesday.

Fantasy Impact

Sanchez suffered a back injury in Tuesday’s game and will head to the bench for a day of rest. Griffin Conine will patrol right field and bat eighth against the Nationals Wednesday.