Michael Harris II

Michael Harris II delivered a strong performance in the Braves' 5-1 win against the Mets, going 3-for-4 with a home run, a double, two runs scored, and two RBI.

Fantasy Impact

This outing underscores his potential as a valuable asset in fantasy lineups, especially given his ability to contribute across multiple categories. Harris II's season batting average now sits at .266, with his power numbers showing a promising uptick to 16 home runs. While his strikeout rate remains a concern, his consistent ability to put the ball in play and generate extra-base hits can offset those strikeouts for fantasy managers looking for outfield productivity. His performance in this game should reassure managers of his role in a potent Braves lineup, making him a viable option in most fantasy formats.

Michael Harris II went 3-for-5 in the Braves' 15-3 rout of the Reds, smashing two home runs and driving in four runs while scoring four times himself.

Fantasy Impact

This performance is a bright spot in what has been a somewhat average season for Harris, who's batting .251 through 101 games. His power display, with 15 homers now, suggests potential for more consistent slugging, especially considering his .300 wOBA. Fantasy managers should note his low walk rate (4.7%) and high strikeout rate (20.8%), which could limit his on-base opportunities. However, games like this highlight his ability to contribute significantly in multiple categories when he's on. This was his second two-homer game in the month of September.

Michael Harris II went 1-for-5 with a home run and an RBI in the Braves' 7-1 victory over the Reds.

Fantasy Impact

His solo shot contributed to a dominant win, although his overall batting line for the game wasn't particularly impressive. Harris II's season has been a mixed bag, with a modest .247 average and 13 homers over 100 games. His power numbers are decent for a young outfielder, but his high strikeout rate and low walk rate highlight areas needing improvement. Fantasy managers should view Harris as a potential source of power and runs, though his batting average and on-base skills may limit his overall value in formats that penalize for strikeouts or prioritize OBP.

Michael Harris II went 1-for-2 with a walk and a stolen base in the Braves' 9-0 loss to the Dodgers.

Fantasy Impact

Despite the team's struggle, Harris managed to get on base and swipe a bag, but it wasn't enough to spark any rally. This season, Harris has been somewhat underwhelming with a .246 batting average and modest power numbers, including 11 home runs. His stolen base today, his ninth of the season, continues to be a silver lining for fantasy managers looking for speed. However, his high strikeout rate and low walk rate limit his on-base opportunities, making him a risky play in most fantasy formats. Harris's performance today mirrors his season-long inconsistency, keeping him as a fringe option in deeper leagues.

Michael Harris II went 3-for-6 with two home runs and two RBIs in the Braves' 12-0 demolition of the Nationals.

Fantasy Impact

This performance marked a significant highlight in what has been a challenging season for Harris, who has struggled to maintain a consistent batting average, currently sitting at .245. The two homers bring his season total to 11, matching his number of doubles and underscoring his potential for power. Despite a high strikeout rate of 22.1% and a low walk rate of 4.6%, this game could be a sign of Harris finding his rhythm at the plate. Fantasy managers should keep an eye on him for potential upside, especially in power categories, but be wary of his impact on batting average and on-base percentages.