Nimmo balances counting stats with a fluctuating batting average. He’s been hitting between Soto and Alonso, adding power and runs but languishing for the most part in average this month (.216/.339/.314 in August with 7 runs and 4 home runs). He’s a reliable source of runs and RBI when healthy, but his stolen-base pace has declined this year.

Nimmo added a two-run homer and finished 2-for-5 with 3 RBIs, contributing to the Mets' offensive barrage. His top-of-lineup presence and run-producing ability continue to anchor multi-category fantasy value, especially as part of a stacked Mets lineup behind Alonso and Álvarez.

Nimmo’s presence atop the Mets’ lineup provides Alonso with critical on-base opportunities, boosting power-driven counting stats. His on-base skills set the table for Alonso’s homer potential while contributing his own runs and steals when productive.

Brandon Nimmo anchors the Mets’ outfield and leadoff approach, providing a spark that can maximize McLean’s debut run support. Nimmo’s on-base skills and speed create run-scoring opportunities for the heart of the Mets’ lineup, boosting the rookie’s odds for early success.

Nimmo provided support in the series with a productive day at the plate and baserunning that helped the Mets stay competitive, contributing to the lineup that Lindor is starting to anchor again.