Rocchio re-emerged after a rough start, posting a July 1+ run that mirrors a return to form: .262/.307/.396 since July 1 with 4 HR and 4 SB in that span, ~95 wRC+. His improved O-Swing%, Contact%, and Pulled Air% reflect a more playable all-around bat with better path to regular playing time.

Rocchio’s late-game presence for the Guardians adds depth and a potential spark in pinch-hit spots. His bat-to-ball skills and defensive versatility give Cleveland multiple offensive options in a close contest, important for a team chasing a wild-card berth.

Rocchio moved into everyday second-base duty with Arias at short in Cleveland, delivering serviceable offense with a balanced stat line. Rocchio’s role could stabilize the Guardians’ infield and create opportunities for higher counting stats in the right lineup.

Rocchio showed plate discipline with a six-pitch walk in a bases-loaded scenario, illustrating his potential as a leadoff-friendly option with on-base upside. He’s been used in key spots and can contribute in steals and contact hits, providing a spark when the Guardians look to manufacture runs.

Rocchio kept his hot stretch alive with a fifth-inning homer, part of a 3-0 cushion. He’s hit safely in 14 of his past 16 games, batting .315 with two homers and nine RBIs, signaling a steady fantasy-viable middle-infield option with additional counting stats when the lineup clicks.