Dylan Moore Fantasy Stats

Utility man Dylan Moore and the Philadelphia Phillies agreed to an undisclosed major-league deal on Saturday, league sources told Will Sammon of The Athletic. Moore triggered the opt-out clause in his previous contract earlier this week, but he's now back with the organization and is expected to be on the team's Opening Day roster. The 33-year-old veteran recently fouled a ball off his foot during spring training, but it wasn't serious, and he should be fine for Opening Day on Thursday. The former seventh-round pick by the Texas Rangers in 2015 out of Central Florida will mostly be a bat off the bench for the Phillies in 2026, limiting his fantasy appeal to deeper leagues for his speed primarily. Moore struggled with a .201/.267/.374 slash line, .642 OPS, 11 home runs, 25 RBI, and 14 steals in 2025 with the Mariners and Rangers, but he did have a career-high 32 stolen bases in 2024 and is worth a bench stash in NL-only leagues for his speed on the basepaths. UPDATE: Moore is back in the Grapefruit League lineup on Sunday against the Yankees.

Philadelphia Phillies veteran infielder/outfielder Dylan Moore (foot) is triggering the opt-out clause in his contract, league sources told Will Sammon of The Athletic. The Phillies will now have 48 hours to add Moore to their 40-man roster. Otherwise, he'll become a free agent on Saturday. Teams with injury concerns like the Houston Astros, New York Mets, and Baltimore Orioles could show interest in Moore. The 33-year-old left Wednesday's Grapefruit League game against the Atlanta Braves after fouling a ball off his foot, but he avoided any structural damage and should be fine in time for Opening Day next week. The former seventh-round pick by the Texas Rangers in 2015 out of the University of Central Florida hit just .201/.267/.374 with 11 homers, 25 RBI, and 14 stolen bases in 106 games with the Mariners and Rangers last year, but he has plenty of versatility around the diamond and speed to spare on the base paths. Moore stole a career-high 32 bases in 2024 in Seattle and has 118 steals in his seven big-league seasons.

Philadelphia Phillies infielder Dylan Moore (foot) is dealing with a bruised foot from a foul ball in spring training, manager Rob Thomson told Matt Gelb of The Athletic. It's nothing serious for Moore that will put him in danger of missing Opening Day late next week. Moore, who is pushing for the last bench spot to begin the 2026 regular season, had two hits and a walk in a Grapefruit League game against the Atlanta Braves before being removed in the top of the fifth inning. Speed is the 33-year-old Moore's greatest asset to fantasy managers in deeper leagues. He wasn't able to hit enough in 2025 in 106 games with the Seattle Mariners and Texas Rangers, slashing .201/.267/.374 with a .642 OPS, 11 homers, 25 RBI, 35 runs scored, and 14 stolen bases. Moore stole a career-high 32 bags in 2024 and has 118 thefts in his seven major-league seasons. Unless injuries in Philly force him into a bigger role, Moore will simply be a speed asset in NL-only leagues.

Free-agent infielder/outfielder Dylan Moore has had conversations with the Boston Red Sox, which makes sense since the team still has a ways to go before finalizing its infield setup for 2026. After Alex Bregman departed via free agency, the team has potential openings at 2B and 3B, with youngsters Marcelo Mayer and Kristian Campbell potentially ready to step in, but both coming with serious question marks as well. While the team could still try to add a bigger, more established name at either spot, the 33-year-old Moore is a utilityman who brings good defense at multiple positions and a little speed and power with double-digit homers in each of the last two seasons. However, he hit only .201 in each of those two years and had a .280 wOBA in 106 games with the Mariners and Rangers last season.

The Seattle Mariners have released infielder/outfielder Dylan Moore after he cleared unconditional waivers, Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times reports. The Mariners designated Moore for assignment on Sunday, and nobody was willing to take the remainder of his $3.58 million salary on waivers, so now they'll move on entirely. The versatile 33-year-old, who had been the Mariners' longest-tenured player before they cut him, will search for a bench role elsewhere. Moore has taken 213 trips to the plate this year and hit .193/.263/.359 with nine homers, 19 RBI, 29 runs scored, and 12 stolen bases. He owns a more effective career line of .205/.310/.381 with 61 HRs and 116 steals across 1,892 plate appearances.

The Seattle Mariners are making utility man Dylan Moore available in trade discussions, according to Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic. The 32-year-old Moore's main appeal is his versatility, as he's appeared at every non-pitching position other than left field and catcher for Seattle this season. In 197 plate appearances in 2025, Moore is hitting .201/.264/.374 with nine home runs, 19 RBI, 27 runs scored, and 10 stolen bases. Swing and miss is a major issue, as he's logged a 34% strikeout rate this year. However, Moore has been significantly better throughout his career when playing outside of Seattle. In 834 career plate appearances on the road, he's posted a .754 OPS and 26.9% strikeout rate, compared to a .629 OPS and 33.9% strikeout rate in 779 career plate appearances at home. Those splits could be enough for another team to take a chance on Moore.

Seattle Mariners infielder Dylan Moore will take a seat on the bench for Friday's series opener versus the visiting Minnesota Twins at T-Mobile Park. Miles Mastrobuoni will make the start at the keystone and will bat eighth against Twins right-hander Zebby Matthews. Since returning from a stint on the 10-day injured list on May 6, Moore has gone 14-for-58 (.241) with two long balls, three doubles, seven RBI, three steals and five runs scored in 20 games played. The 32-year-old veteran utility man is now slashing .266/.324/.484 on the season with an .808 OPS, eight round-trippers, 16 RBI, 21 runs scored and eight stolen bases in 128 total at-bats. He doesn't do anything exceptionally well but can contribute across all categories for those in deep-mixed leagues while also providing multi-position eligibility. Mastrobuoni is a low-upside DFS sleeper with 21 hits in his 92 at-bats (.228 average). He has two homers in 160 MLB games.

Seattle Mariners infielder/outfielder Dylan Moore (hip) has been reinstated from the 10-day IL, with infielder/outfielder Samad Taylor having been optioned to Triple-A Tacoma. The Mariners will be getting their super-utility player back in Moore, who had been dealing with right hip inflammation. The 32-year-old can be a bit streaky, but was a multi-category contributor before hitting the IL, hitting .286 with six home runs, nine RBI, and 16 runs scored, while adding five steals. Eligible at 1B, 2B, 3B, SS, and OF on Yahoo!, the right-handed hitter offers a ton of flexibility for fantasy managers in leagues with daily lineup changes and is rostered in just over half of leagues.

Seattle Mariners infielder/outfielder Dylan Moore (hip) is expected to be activated off the injured list when first eligible. On Wednesday, the Mariners placed Moore on the 10-day injured list with a minor strain. It appears that Moore should be cleared to return to the starting lineup on May 7. Fantasy managers should continue to monitor his status over the week in case he faces a setback. The 32-year-old has enjoyed an impressive start to the campaign, holding a strong .286/.346/.557 slash line with six home runs and five stolen bases. Moore has done most of his damage against southpaws as he has posted a stellar .385/.485/.962 line against southpaws. While he remains out, fantasy managers should expect Leo Rivas to see more time at the keystone and Ben Williamson to see more time at the hot corner.

The Seattle Mariners announced on Tuesday that they placed infielder/outfielder Dylan Moore (hip) on the 10-day injured list (retroactive to April 26) and selected the contract of infielder/outfielder Samad Taylor from Triple-A Tacoma in a corresponding move. The team also moved right-handed reliever Gregory Santos (knee) to the 60-day injured list with right-knee inflammation. It's a tough break for the M's and fantasy managers that had scooped Moore up off the waiver wire after his hot start to the 2025 campaign. Before getting injured, the 32-year-old veteran utility man was hitting .286 (20-for-70) with six home runs, nine RBI, five steals and 16 runs scored for Seattle. With Ryan Bliss dealing with a torn biceps, Leo Rivas and Miles Mastrobuoni now figure to split playing time for the Mariners at the keystone until Moore can return.