4 years agoCincinnati Reds shortstop Freddy Galvis has been known for his abilities to play on an everyday basis, yet little has been noted of his offensive output early on in 2020, especially against right-handed pitching. Following his performance Sunday, Galvis now has the sixth-highest OPS (1.256) in the Majors against right-handers. With a four-game set on the horizon against Cleveland (no left-handers are projected to start), Galvis won’t be running into much left-handed starting pitching anytime soon, with two more games at hitter’s haven Great American Ball Park this upcoming week. The nature of the shortened 2020 season makes hopping on hot hitters imperative and Galvis is worth a look with a stronghold on the shortstop spot for Cincinnati.--Jesse Borek
Source: MLB