Odubel Herrera

Odubel Herrera was designated for assignment Tuesday after the Phillies traded for Brandon Marsh

Fantasy Impact

Herrera’s time in Philadelphia comes to an end after parts of seven season with the team. He is slashing .238/.279/.378 with five home runs, 21 RBIs, and six stolen bases. Fantasy managers can safely move on from Herrera as he likely will not land a starting role elsewhere.

Odubel Herrera went 1-for-3 with two runs scored and a solo home run on Wednesday against the Brewers.

Fantasy Impact

Herrera will lose playing time to Mickey Moniak, but Rob Thomson wants to get him reps when he can, and Herrera will surely earn more playing time with more games like Wednesday's. He's much more of an NL-only option given his fairly limited power and speed, but he generally will you give you something on the stat sheet each and every night. He's worth watching to see how the playing time shakes out with him and Moniak going forward.

Odubel Herrera went 2-for-3 with two runs scored on Wednesday against ther Giants.

Fantasy Impact

Herrera is batting .274 with a surprisingly strong .484 slugging percentage. He lacks elite power or speed but can contribute everywhere. He may lose some playing time to Mickey Moniak but so long as he produces, the Phillies will find a way to get his bat in the lineup. He's worth rostering in NL-only formats.

Odubel Herrera went 1-for-4 with a home run and two RBI on Wednesday against the Rockies.

Fantasy Impact

Herrera led off the game for the Phillies with the homer, his second in as many games. Philadelphia has struggled mightily to get production out of the leadoff spot, so Herrera may be able to stick there for a bit so long as he produces. There's little upside with the veteran at this point, but if he does continue to bat leadoff, he should at least be a decent source of runs scored with passable counting stats otherwise.

Odubel Herrera went 2-for-3 with a home run, two runs scored, and three RBI on Tuesday against the Rockies.

Fantasy Impact

Herrera has been back with the Phillies for a few days after beginning the year on the IL with an oblique injury, so it was good to see him contribute almost immedately. Once a prolific base-stealer, Herrera's speed is now just middle of the road, so don't expect a ton of production anywhere. But he will likely play often with Bryce Harper needing to DH, so he should remain relevant for NL-only leagues.