Lucroy went 1-for-4 with two runs and an RBI during Sunday's loss to Seattle.

EDGE Analysis

The backstop is off to a slow start with a .229/.270/.314 slash line and a single extra-base hit. Lucroy's track record suggests his early-season funk will be a thing of the past in short order, though. He posted a .352 wOBA over the previous threes seasons and could have a career year with the Rangers. Texas has a potent lineup and a hitter-friendly home park. Keeping an eye on Lucroy's price and matchups in daily contests could prove profitable over the coming week.