Lee entered a pivotal spot in the 10th; the sequence began with Chapman and set up Bailey’s later heroics, with Lee involved in a high-leverage plate appearance that defined the game’s outcome.

Lee’s settling-in period hints at a breakout, with growing patience and contact that should translate into more on-base opportunities and stolen-base potential along with situational power.

Lee is highlighted as a salary-friendly option (3,700) with sneaky pop and doubles potential, particularly against right-handed pitching. His speed and gap power provide interesting upside in matchups where ownership is lighter, making him a strong target in multiple lineup formats.

Lee brings cost-effective outfield/OF eligibility and recent power upside, making him a strong value play in Giants stacks, especially with Coors on the horizon and Marquez on the mound.

Lee leads off for San Francisco, bringing speed and contact upside to test Kremer early. His ability to set the table shapes the Giants’ run potential and provides fantasy value in late-night DFS slots when paired with Devers and Gilbert in the middle of the order.