Rice provided a power-show with a 2-3 night including a triple and homer, contributing to New York’s offense and offering a hot-corner option in DFS depending on playing time and matchup.

Rice homered to tie the game in the second, then was part of the third-inning miscue chain that opened the door for Boston. His offensive power at catcher adds a real-hands potential for fantasy rosters when lineup support is present, though defense lapses could temper his value in the short term.

Ben Rice has heated up for New York, delivering multi-hit games and big counting stats while filling a versatile bench role. He’s hit behind Judge consistently and has shown the ability to slot into second or fifth in the lineup, boosting his run and RBI potential in a Yankees lineup that’s clicking.

Rice joined the homer parade for New York, delivering a homer as part of the broader power night. While not a household name, his contribution adds to the Yankees’ depth and the message that multiple players can deliver power on any given night.

Rice provided a surprising blast that contributed to the day’s power parade. While not the centerpiece, his unexpected pop adds depth to NYY’s depth chart and provides a potential low-cost fantasy pickup if he keeps hitting in limited at-bats.