Matos misread a ball that allowed Hernández's double to drop, illustrating Giants' defensive lapses in the inning shared with a large Dodgers rally and highlighting the fragile moments that preceded the six-run swing.

Matos contributed in the outfield and showed instincts on a dropped ball, representing the Giants’ hope for emerging talent to bolster the lineup as the team navigates a tough stretch.

Matos brings speed and athletic upside; if the youngster locks in a regular role, SF’s offense gains a dynamic spark and a potential top-of-order option in the future.

Matos has surged to the top of August wRC+ leaders, hitting .400 in recent appearances with power and strong contact. With sub-15% strikeout rate and 11% roster rate, he’s a high-upside, low-ownership pickup for Week 24 and beyond, especially for managers seeking a spark in a Giants lineup that’s heating up.

Matos brings a blend of speed and power with an everyday opportunity in San Francisco’s lineup as the team heads toward postseason relevance. In Week 23, his AVG upside and run-scoring potential place him on the radar for deep and middle-tier leagues.