Harrison doubled and belted his sixth homer Tuesday, going 2-for-4 against Washington.

EDGE Analysis

He's hitting .292/.355/.482 in 137 at-bats. Harrison's .837 OPS is more than 100 points higher than his career average (.733) and matches his OPS from 2014, his career year. It was thought that he'd shuffle between second base and left field following the return of Adam Frazier, but he's stayed in the infield over the last three games.