Mauricio is part of the Mets’ infield rotation, bringing a blend of young power and potential. While development is ongoing, Mauricio’s opportunities depend on defensive placement and matchup-driven starts, making his fantasy outlook a high-upside speculative bet when he’s in the lineup.

Mauricio’s role on the Mets remains in flux as Vientos and Baty vie for third-base/DH time, with Marte sitting on occasion. Mauricio’s presence in the lineup adds another layer to the Mets’ offensive depth, creating variability in daily playing time and fantasy upside.

Mauricio added an RBI single in the third as New York built a five-run cushion, underscoring the Mets’ early offensive pulse before Milwaukee's collapse and rally.

Mauricio contributed an RBI single in the early slate of scoring for New York, helping build the early lead. His presence in the Mets’ lineup adds upside for multi-hit games and extra-base potential in deeper leagues seeking Mets’ late-inning run production.

Mauricio’s fielding moment loaded a go-ahead run for Milwaukee as Isaac Collins’ line drive went off his glove. The error-like play underscored the volatility Mauricio can bring to the Mets’ infield defense, with potential fantasy implications when playing in high-leverage games.