Wade Meckler
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The San Francisco Giants optioned Wade Meckler to Triple-A Sacramento on Friday.
Fantasy Impact
Meckler displayed great patience at the plate this spring, posting a .382 OBP, but the Giants have elected to send the 24-year-old to the minors. This move will allow him to get regular at-bats, and he could earn a call-up later in the season.
Wade Meckler (concussion/neck) will start in left field and bat ninth in Monday’s Cactus League game against the White Sox, per team updates, his first start since March 9.
Fantasy Impact
Meckler, out since March 9 with a concussion and neck strain from a diving catch, returns Monday after pinch roles Friday through Sunday. The 24-year-old vies for a Giants Opening Day bench spot. Fantasy managers in deep leagues can consider him for reserve outfield depth, banking on his versatility if he sticks with San Francisco.
Wade Meckler was diagnosed with a concussion and mild neck strain Monday following a re-evaluation, per team reports.
Fantasy Impact
Meckler took a hard fall chasing Ian Happ’s liner in Sunday’s game against the Cubs—sidelining him for at least a few days with non-serious injuries, but denting his shot at a Giants’ Opening Day outfield backup role. Fantasy managers in deeper leagues can ease off; his roster chances just took a tumble.
Wade Meckler was removed from Sunday's spring training game against the Cubs due to a mild neck strain after diving for a line drive in the outfield.
Fantasy Impact
The Giants will monitor Meckler for concussion symptoms and will provide an update on his status in the coming days. Meckler is battling for a roster spot on the big league club.
The Giants have secreted the contract of Wade Meckler from Triple-A Sacramento.
Fantasy Impact
Meckler will be set to make his Major League debut after blazing through the Giants’ minor-league affiliates. The 23-year-old has played in 69 minor-league games, tallying a .379/.463/.522 slash line with five home runs during that span. Fantasy managers should see how his starts play out early, as he is able to man all three outfield spots.
