Soler has gotten off to a solid start at the plate, hitting safely in all but three games this season. He collected two hits and drew a walk to reach three times. The 33-year-old slugger is slashing .263/.343/.526 with four homers across 67 plate appearances.

Soler victimized Royals’ right-hander Michael Wacha for a loud two-run blast in the third inning that extended the Halos’ lead to 4-1. The 33-year-old slugger also plated a run in the fourth inning with a two-out RBI double. He has been sizzling at the plate this spring, hitting a robust .375 (12-for-32) with four homers and 10 RBI. The hot spring seems to have had an impact on his draft price, as Soler has crept just inside the top 200 players overall in recent drafts.

Soler was the focal point of the Halos’ offense in this one as he opened the scoring with an RBI double off of Jonathan Cannon in the first inning and raced around to score as Mickey Moniak followed with a double. Soler then crushed his solo shot off of Jared Shuster in the third inning which would prove to be the difference in the ballgame. He finished the afternoon 2-for-3 and is hitting a blistering .500 (5-for-10) with a pair of long balls and six RBI on the spring.

Soler clobbered an absolute no-doubter to left-field off Giants starter Mason Black in the opening frame for his first round-tripper of the spring. Unfortunately, there was no Statcast data available at Tempe Diablo Stadium because this one might’ve traveled roughly 500 feet. The 32-year-old slugger appears poised to provide his usual power and counting stats impact for fantasy purposes in his Los Angeles debut and might end up being one of the better draft-day values since he’s currently being selected, on average, outside the top 200 picks (22nd overall) in NFBC drafts.