What It Means:

Well, we know who the Braves' All-Star is probably going to be. Whether he's at second or short, d'Arnaud has been a fixture in the lineup lately, spending the last five games batting second ahead of Freddie Freeman. He's hitting .333, and he finally notched his first RBI tonight; he had been without one in his first 70 at-bats this year.

We project d'Arnaud to put up a .301 wOBA with four more jacks in 210 plate appearances over the rest of the season. If he continues to play every day, his counting stats will rise from our current rest-of-season projections.