3 Adeiny Hechavarria, SS

In 107 at-bats this season, Marlins shortstop Adeiny Hechavarria is sporting a rather unimpressive line: .206 average, two home runs and a .628 OPS. But over his last eight games, Hechavarria is hitting .300, with two triples and three runs scored. He has hit first or second in eight of his last 11 games. He leads the majors in triples (five) and has mentioned that he strategically plays to Miami's large park, expecting more extra-base hits as the season progresses. 

Hechavarria has failed to steal a base this season, but he does play every day and seems to be getting more comfortable in the second spot of the batting order. Additionally, he's eligible at shortstop and third base. I wouldn't drop a Rickie Weeks for him in a mixed league, but an NL-only owner may want to look a little deeper at the 24-year-old's recent production and consider Hechavarria for a middle infield spot. 

Marlins shortstop Adeiny Hechavarria notched three of his team's six hits in Miami's 5-3, 10-inning loss to the Reds Thursday night. His night consisted of a triple, two singles and a caught stealing in four plate appearances.

Hechavarria has hit .211/.265/.400 with five triples in 102 plate appearances. He has hit batting average over .200 for the first time since April 9. He's 7 for 18 in his last five games.

Marlins shortstop Adeiny Hechavarria went hitless for his third straight game Friday, dropping his line to .169/.229/.338 on the season. He's just 4 for 28 in May but hit second on Friday for the second straight game after leading off Tuesday.

Hechavarria had made all his previous plate appearances this season in the seventh and eighth spots of the lineup. He's 0 for 11 since being moved to the top third of the lineup.