4 years agoWhen the Seattle Mariners made their deal with the Padres on Sunday night, the most intriguing asset that could make an immediate impact was infielder/designated hitter Ty France. After obliterating the ball at Triple-A last season with a staggering .399/.477/.770 slash line, France all but forced his way on to a Major League roster despite having been a 34th-round Draft pick. Having been positionally blocked in San Diego, the Mariners present a much more appealing fantasy destination, with manager Scott Servias noting Monday that the team would try and find a spot for him to play everyday to close 2020. Aggressive owners in medium-sized or larger season-long formats can nab France off the wire, as he has some significant upside after producing an .868 OPS in 20 games already this year.--Jesse Borek
Source: Ryan Divish