Pillar managed to hit .268/.299/.401 in 347 at-bats prior to the All-Star Break.

EDGE Analysis

Pillar began the season hitting leadoff, but mustered a paltry .198 in 86 at-bats atop the order. However, the center fielder has hit .288 outside of the leadoff spot and is safely entrenched in one of MLB's most dangerous lineups. Known more for his glove than his bat, Pillar has shown some pop this year with a career-high .133 ISO. Although he may be best suited for deeper leagues, the 27-year-old has proven to be a reliable source of production across a variety of formats.