Arraez contributed a baserunning-driven at-bat that helped stretch the Padres’ lead, highlighting his contact-based approach and situational value within the lineup as a complementary piece to Machado and Tatis Jr.

Arraez supplied a sac fly that cut the Padres’ deficit, keeping San Diego within striking distance and bolstering Arraez’s role as a steady on-base presence in the middle of the order. His contact-first approach continues to be a consistent source of runs and run-scoring opportunities.

Luis Arraez contributed significantly with three hits, raising his average to .291, solidifying his status as a valuable player for the Padres.

Luis Arraez has a remarkable ability to avoid strikeouts, but his recent production lacks excitement, primarily accumulating singles without scoring significant fantasy points.

Luis Arraez's presence in the lineup adds depth, yet against Martinez, he struggled to find a rhythm, showcasing the Reds' pitching prowess.