Andy Pages

Andy Pages went 1-for-3 with a double, a run scored, and two RBI in the Dodgers' 7-6 win over the Red Sox.

Fantasy Impact

His performance included a key double that helped the Dodgers edge out a tight victory. Pages's season has been a mix of moderate power and average production, with a batting average of .255 and a wOBA of .306 over 79 games. His ability to contribute in clutch situations, as seen in this game, adds value, but his high strikeout rate (.245) and low walk rate (.059) continue to be areas of concern for fantasy managers. Moving forward, Pages should be considered a situational player in fantasy lineups, particularly in matchups that favor his power-hitting capabilities.

Andy Pages is in the starting lineup for the Dodgers Wednesday.

Fantasy Impact

Pages will start in center field and bat fourth against the Phillies. He is hitting .251, with eight home runs, and 24 RBI this season.

Andy Pages is not in the Dodgers lineup on Tuesday against the Phillies.

Fantasy Impact

Pages gets the day off for the Dodgers. James Outman draws the start in center field.

Andy Pages went 1-for-4 with a run scored in the Dodgers' 8-5 win over the Brewers.

Fantasy Impact

While this performance might not jump off the page, Pages's ability to contribute to the Dodgers' scoring efforts with a run and a walk shows his potential to be a useful fantasy asset in deeper leagues. His season batting average of .260, combined with a modest power output of eight homers, suggests that while he may not be a fantasy standout, he can provide occasional boosts in runs and on-base percentage. However, his high strikeout rate of 0.254 could be a concern for fantasy managers looking for more consistency from their outfielders.

Andy Pages went 2-for-4 with a triple and a run scored in the Dodgers' 5-3 loss to the Giants.

Fantasy Impact

Despite the team's defeat, Pages managed to add a triple to his season tally, showcasing his potential for extra-base hits. This performance could hint at an uptick in his slugging, which has been modest given his .255 average and eight home runs over 63 games. His ability to hit for extra bases, combined with a relatively stable BABIP of .319, suggests that Pages might still have some untapped potential. Fantasy managers should keep an eye on him for possible improvements in power and run production as the season progresses.