Ronald Torreyes Fantasy Stats

The Philadelphia Phillies re-signed infielder Ronald Torreyes to a minor league deal with an invitation to major league camp on Sunday. Torreyes will return for his third straight season with the Phillies. In 344 plate appearances over 111 games last year, Torreyes hit .242/.286/.346 with a career-high seven home runs, 41 RBI and 30 runs scored for Philadelphia. The 29-year-old will continue to provide the Phillies with veteran infield depth, but he carries virtually no fantasy value because of his lack of regular playing time and power. In seven major league seasons, Torreyes has a slash line of .265/.299/.361 with only 11 home runs, 98 RBI, seven steals and 99 runs scored in 351 games.

Philadelphia Phillies infielder Ronald Torreyes hit a go-ahead three-run homer to help defeat the Pirates on Thursday. Torreyes didn't start the game and was greeted with boos from the Philly crowd as his pinch-hit appearance meant Aaron Nola was out of the game despite throwing just 80 pitches through six innings. Those boos turned to cheers with one swing of the bat as Torreyes launched a three-run homer to cap a six-run comeback. The diminutive utilityman has been a valuable asset for the Phillies off the bench and he sealed his place in Phillies lore if this win helps chase down Atlanta for a division title. He's less valuable in fantasy, however, and Torreyes should be left on waivers in all formats.

Philadelphia Phillies third baseman Ronald Torreyes went 2-for-4 with three RBI in a win over the Nationals on Monday. Torreyes came up with the bases loaded in the third inning and scored all three runners with his first triple of the season. The diminutive infielder has been playing most days at third base since Alec Bohm was sent back to Triple-A, but Torreyes isn't much of a fantasy option despite getting regular at-bats. His six homers is already double his previous season-high and he's slugging under .400 on the season while his career-ISO remains weak at just .099. Most fantasy managers can find better production elsewhere.

Philadelphia Phillies infielder Ronald Torreyes went 1-for-4 with two RBI in a loss to the Dodgers on Wednesday. Torreyes knocked a two-run single to center field in the fourth inning to get the home team on the board, but that was all Philly could muster against David Price and a score of Dodger relievers. Torreyes' defensive versatility and strong contact skills make him a very valuable player for the Phillies, but that doesn't necessarily translate to fantasy. His .262 batting average is good, but it comes with little else as he's got just five homers and one stolen base while slugging a paltry .379 with a .118 ISO. Torreyes is best left on waivers in fantasy even as he's seeing more playing time.

Philadelphia Phillies third baseman Ronald Torreyes had a perfect day at the plate on Thursday, going 2-for-2 with two walks and a run scored in a loss to Atlanta. Torreyes has filled in admirably at the hot corner, but his days as a starter are numbered as Alec Bohm (COVID) is starting a rehab assignment and will be back with the Phillies soon. Torreyes is a strong defender and a valuable bench infielder, but he's not much of a fantasy asset with a sub-.400 career slugging percentage. Torreyes is best left on waivers in fantasy.

Philadelphia Phillies third baseman Ronald Torreyes hit a three-run homer over Fenway Park's famed Green Monster to help the Phillies beat the Red Sox to wrap up the first half of the season. Torreyes wasn't in the original starting lineup, however, Alec Bohm tested positive for COVID-19 and was placed on the COVID-IL hours before the game. Bohm will need to test negative twice before being activated, so Torreyes should see some more playing time at third base after the All-Star break, but Torreyes is predominantly a bench player who should not be rostered in fantasy.

Philadelphia Phillies shortstop Ronald Torreyes went 1-for-4 with two RBI in a loss to the Reds on Monday. It was a good game for the utility infielder who drove in his runs with a hit and an RBI groundout, but he's not someone to prioritize in fantasy. Torreyes is batting .271 but that comes with a career-high .300 BABIP. He won't produce much in the power department either, as he's got just a .095 career ISO and has just 16 RBI in 34 games batting near the bottom of the Philly order. He's best left on waivers with Didi Gregorius (elbow) and Jean Segura (groin) both on their way back from injury which would relegate Torreyes to a backup role.

Philadelphia Phillies shortstop Ronald Torreyes went 2-for-4 with an RBI against the Yankees on Saturday. Torreyes, who played for New York from 2016-18, is heating up at the plate playing in the absence of another former Yankee, Didi Gregorius (wrist). The utilityman is now batting .311 on the season and has six hits in his last four games. While Torreyes has filled in admirably for the Phillies, he doesn't hold much fantasy value buried eighth in the batting order. He's a solid punt-play in DFS games when he is playing, but most fantasy managers should look elsewhere for a shortstop.

Philadelphia Phillies infielder Ronald Torreyes will serve as the team's starting shortstop for now with Didi Gregorius (elbow) still on the injured list. Manager Joe Girardi said he'd also be comfortable using Luke Williams at the 6, but for now it'll mainly be Torreyes at the position. The 28-year-old is in his seventh big league season and has played for the Los Angeles Dodgers, New York Yankees and Minnesota Twins since entering the majors in 2015. With just five career home runs and 66 RBI in 258 career games, Torreyes won't excite many fantasy managers with his bat. He's a career .278/.307/.372 hitter, but he's swung the bat well this year in 55 plate appearances, slashing .288/.315/.404 with a homer and nine RBI. Torreyes may not be the guy for long, as Gregorius could begin a rehab assignment later this week.

Philadelphia Phillies shortstop Ronald Torreyes went 2-for-4 with an RBI and a run scored in a loss to the Marlins on Monday. Torreyes has reached base 10 times in his last 19 plate appearances since being recalled to the majors on May 18 to replace Didi Gregorius (elbow). Despite the hot streak, there's not much here for fantasy purposes. Torreyes has a microscopic .048 ISO this season and hasn't homered since 2017, when he was with the Yankees. Torreyes is an elite defender who can play multiple positions, making him a valuable piece for the Phillies. Fantasy managers, however, can leave him on waivers in most leagues despite this hot streak.