Fowler went 0-for-4 on both Friday and Saturday, dropping his batting average to .225, its lowest point since the season's first days. Fowler is just 5-for-37 in July coming on the heels of a couple of poor months. Though his 53 runs, eight home runs, and 12 stolen bases have helped fantasy teams, he's been a bit of a disappoint in his first season with the Cubs. Heading into the last game before the All-Star break, Fowler is slashing just .225/.303/.364 with a 35:81 BB:K. He's still the best leadoff hitter the Cubs have, but manager Joe Maddon may have to try other options if Fowler's slump continues.