Lawlar delivered the walk-off win with a productive ninth-inning grounder, capping a game where he showed growth against breaking balls earlier and contributed as a late-game spark plug.

Lawlar delivered a costly error that briefly opened the door for San Francisco, but he also contributed with early baserunning instincts and a later grounder that produced the walk-off tense moment. His play reflected the high-variance profile that keeps fantasy managers watching every at-bat.

Lawlar logged two hits, including a 108 mph double and a 105 mph single, signaling real big-league impact and possibly forcing a more regular role after his brief stints. His developing bat could shift lineup dynamics in Arizona.

Lawlar logged his first hits of the year, signaling a potential rookie uptick as Arizona leans on a developing infield to boost offense.

Lawlar was promoted by Arizona and started two games over the weekend, bringing a highly-touted prospect into the majors for the stretch run. His combination of contact ability and defensive versatility makes him an intriguing add in deeper fantasy formats, especially where multi-position eligibility is valued.