Harris II turned around a stalled season with a swing tweak, posting an 11-game hitting streak and leading a late-season surge with elite power and contact metrics (1.097 OPS, 203 wRC+ in his stretch).

Harris endured a season-long slump that derailed his pace but found a turning point when Chipper Jones advised a higher hand position and an up-to-down swing. Since the adjustment, Harris has been Braves’ most reliable hitter, moving into a higher in the order and posting improved plate discipline and power-speed upside. The tweak has implications for rest-of-season fantasy value, as Harris looks poised to sustain a strong finish.

Harris II contributed to the Braves’ run-creating sequence, including advancing Ozuna via a key sequence that culminated in the game’s lone run. His involvement in the play helped keep Atlanta’s offense aligned with Waldrep’s impressive start.

Harris II is identified as a prime dynasty asset with clear long-term upside. The episode notes his value hinges on contending status: in a winner’s circle, he’s a keeper; in rebuild mode, he’s a tradable anchor for multiple pieces to accelerate the youth infusion. His age and production profile make him a focal point for balancing current gains with future potential.

Harris II has exploded in the second half, posting a .398/.413/.732 line with nine homers, climbing to a key No.5 vs right-handers in most of the recent slate, signaling a rising fantasy asset as Atlanta pushes for late-season momentum.