Mitch Haniger
LF,RF - Seattle Mariners
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Mitch Haniger is not in the Mariners lineup on Sunday.
Fantasy Impact
Haniger gets the afternoon off with Luke Raley starting in right field. After getting off to a strong start early in the season, Haniger is now hitting just .212 at the plate.
Mitch Haniger is out of the lineup for the Seattle Mariners against the Arizona Diamondbacks Sunday.
Fantasy Impact
Haniger will receive the afternoon off for rest purposes, with Luke Raley starting in right field and batting sixth against the Diamondbacks for manager Scott Servais Sunday.
Mitch Haniger made his presence felt in the Mariners' 6-1 victory over the Diamondbacks, delivering when it counted.
Fantasy Impact
Haniger went 1-for-4 with a home run and four RBI. Despite a modest .244 batting average over 24 games this season, Haniger's ability to drive in runs remains evident, as evidenced by his 18 RBI and four homers. His performance in this game, particularly the clutch home run, underscores his potential value in fantasy lineups, especially in formats that reward power numbers. However, his high strikeout rate (.296) continues to be a concern, potentially capping his batting average upside. Fantasy managers should consider Haniger a viable option for power stats, but temper expectations for batting average improvements.
Haniger will sit the second game of the Mariners' doubleheader in Colorado Sunday.
Fantasy Impact
Haniger went 1-5 with four strikeouts in the first game of the doubleheader but will hit the bench for the second. Luke Raley will play right field and bat seventh.
Mitch Haniger had a productive outing in the Mariners' 9-3 victory over the Reds, going 2-for-3 with a home run, a double, two runs scored, and three RBI.
Fantasy Impact
This performance underscores his solid start to the season, boosting his batting average to .286 and his RBI count to 11 through 16 games. Haniger's ability to contribute power and consistent run production makes him a valuable asset in fantasy lineups. His knack for extra-base hits and driving in runs can be valuable for fantasy managers looking for outfield productivity.
