Donovan Solano

The Minnesota Twins and Donovan Solano agreed to a one-year, major-league deal.

Fantasy Impact

Solano hit .284 across 304 at-bats with four home runs last season playing for the Reds. He should offer the Twins some defensive versatility as a utility player.

Donovan Solano went three-for-four with a double in the Reds' loss to the Red Sox Tuesday.

Fantasy Impact

After hitting over .300 from June through August, September has been rough for Solano. Coming into tonight's contest, he was batting only .163 with no HRs, one run, and two RBI. Hopefully, tonight's three-hit game will get him going over the season's final few weeks. Solano's multi-position eligibility makes him a nice bench player for your fantasy team when he's hitting.

Donovan Solano went three-for-four in the Reds' loss to the Phillies Tuesday. Solano has nine hits in his last 18 at-bats.

Fantasy Impact

Solano doesn't do much in the way of counting stats, but the dude can hit. He's batting .331 on the season in 47 games but only has three HRs and 19 RBI. If you seek help with your batting average, he could be a nice addition to your bench,

Donovan Solano went three-for-five with two runs and an RBI after being reinstated from the restricted list Saturday.

Fantasy Impact

Solano missed the last three games on the paternity and restricted lists but picked up where he left off in his first game back. Solano is slashing .320/.381/.440 in 168 plate appearances this season and has played himself into a deep-league bench option.

Donovan Solano went two-for-four with his third home run of the year Saturday, raising his batting average to .299.

Fantasy Impact

Solano has hit well since coming off the IL in June. He lacks upside but is viable as a bench piece that won't hurt your average in deep leagues.