Rodríguez belongs to the elite club of players with 100 HR and 100 SB through four seasons, elevating Seattle’s lineup and shaping fantasy expectations with a blend of power and speed.

In the context of the milestone-club Witt joined, Rodríguez stands as part of the same acclaimed cohort for historic 100-HR/100-SB early-career production, illustrating the era’s elite two-way potential and the premium on speed and power that fantasy players chase.

Rodríguez has shown elite power and a knack for driving runs, with a notable prop of over 1.5 total bases, reflecting his ability to hit for extra-base power and multi-hit nights when he’s locked in against right-handed pitching.

Rodríguez opened Seattle’s scoring with an RBI double in the first, proving his speed-to-power impact and setting the tone for the Mariners’ early advantage. His ability to drive in runs helps Seattle’s offense stay competitive in the crowded wild-card chase as Lindor’s power moment unfolds.

Rodríguez's near-injury scare during the Little League Classic dominated the moment, with a security stumble near his path triggering ACL chatter. He avoided a serious issue, but managers will watch for any residual soreness or rest days. Rodríguez remains a core driver for Seattle, so any downtime could ripple through the lineup and fantasy projections.