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Stone Garrett went 3-for-4 with a home run, a double, and three RBI in the Nationals' 9-1 victory over the Phillies.
Fantasy Impact
This performance marks a stellar start to Garrett's season, boasting a .750 batting average. His ability to drive in runs and score twice without striking out adds a promising layer to his fantasy value. Fantasy managers should keep a keen eye on him, as his power and ability to get on base could make him a valuable asset in all formats.
The Nationals have recalled Stone Garrett from Triple-A Rochester.
Fantasy Impact
Garrett will join the team to provide depth after Andres Chaparro was placed on the paternity list. He will likely be optioned back to Triple-A once Chaparro returns.
Stone Garrett (ankle) is set to start a rehab assignment Saturday with Double-A Harrisburg.
Fantasy Impact
Garrett has yet to play this season after undergoing ankle surgery in August 2023. The 28-year-old will likely have a lengthy rehab assignment ahead of him before the Nationals return him to the active roster.
Stone Garrett entered Nationals camp healthy and hopes to be fully ready for Opening Day.
Fantasy Impact
Garrett fractured his left fibula and injured his ankle in late August. It’s going to be a progression, but we’re going to push him,” Nationals manager Davey Martinez said. “He wants to be pushed. He’s been hitting, and he looks really good hitting. We’re not going to hold him back. He’ll determine when he’s ready to go, and we’ll keep a close eye on him.”
Stone Garrett reportedly recently started hitting and running again in December.
Fantasy Impact
Garrett suffered a season-ending ankle injury on a play at the wall in right field in Yankee Stadium last August. He had really been taking advantage of his opportunity right before the injury. “We’ll take all the measurements and all the physical testing,” Nationals GM Mike Rizzo explained, “… and then the eye test: Is the stride the same? Is the stride length the same? Is he favoring it at all?"