Moreno’s hits both left the bat at 108 mph. He’s a little underrated as a late-round option in the catcher spot in mixed leagues. He definitely doesn’t offer as much power potential as some, but he’s a .280 hitter through 233 big-league games and he’s hitting in one of the game’s most productive lineups, giving him extra run and RBI potential.

Persistent health issues have prevented Moreno from reaching his lofty fantasy ceiling over the past few years, but his talent remains undeniable. The 25-year-old backstop represents a borderline top-15 option at catcher for fantasy purposes, which makes him a fringe mixed-league option, but one of the better second catchers out there.

Moreno sat out just one game after tweaking his adductor muscle. He missed 5 1/2 weeks after his original strain suffered last month.

Great news. Moreno had a setback Sunday with the strained adductor he suffered last month. Jose Herrera is starting in his place tonight. Adrian Del Castillo could be recalled with Moreno limited, but someone would need to go on the IL to make room.