With Denard Span (knee) sidelined, Escobar hit leadoff in both games of Tuesday's double-header, going 2-for-6 with two walks and a run scored. He seems to be enjoying life as the Nationals' third baseman, and Escobar is now slashing .314/.376/.389 with an impressive 28 runs in 48 games. Anthony Rendon could dislodge him from the top of the batting order when he gets activated from the DL, however, so you may want to see if you can sell high on Escobar before Rendon makes his return.