Dane Myers is not in the starting lineup for the Marlins against the Mets.

Fantasy Impact

Myers sits Wednesday after starting the Marlins' previous game.

Dane Myers went 0-for-3 with one strikeout in the Marlins' victory against the Mets.

Fantasy Impact

Despite this lackluster performance, Myers has shown promise early in the season with a .333 batting average and a solid .429 BABIP over six games. However, his inability to contribute in this game raises concerns about his consistency moving forward. Fantasy managers should monitor his performance closely, as he has the potential to be a valuable asset if he can maintain his early-season success.

Dane Myers is in the starting lineup for the Marlins Saturday.

Fantasy Impact

Myers will patrol right field and bat fifth against the Pirates. He is 1-for-4, with one RBI, and one stolen base in the series.

Dane Myers is poised to step in for Jesús Sánchez (oblique) in right field, per team updates, edging out Griffin Conine despite trailing Derek Hill in center field competition.

Fantasy Impact

Myers, batting .304 with a 7:9 BB:K over 23 spring at-bats, gains traction for Miami’s Opening Day lineup with Sánchez sidelined. His defense could trump Conine’s bid, though no extra-base hits temper power hopes. Fantasy managers in deep leagues might slot him for early playing time and steady contact.

Dane Myers appears to be behind Derek Hill in the competition for the Marlins’ starting center field job, per team reports.

Fantasy Impact

Myers, 29, hits .300 with a 7:7 BB:K in 27 spring plate appearances—all singles—but Hill’s superior glove holds sway; Jesus Sanchez, Kyle Stowers, and Griffin Conine muddy the CF waters, likely relegating Myers to a versatile bench gig. Fantasy managers in deeper leagues can eye him as a spare OF; his utility’s handy, but the spotlight’s dim.