He hit.291/.323/.455 as a right-handed hitter, with 15 doubles, two triples, four home runs, and 17 RBI. He hit.228/.289/.346 as a left-handed hitter, with 16 doubles, three triples, nine home runs, and 50 RBI. Over his past 14 games, he went 24-for-59 (.407) with seven doubles, a triple, and two home runs, including eight multi-hit games. He's been even better as a left-handed batter this season:.480/.542/1.035 in 34 plate appearances. Galvis has always had good power numbers, but it's his batting average that makes him an attractive option for owners looking for some help against right-handers. This year, he's hitting nearly two points higher against them than as a left-hander, which is impressive given how many pitches they throw out of the zone from either side of the plate. If you're going to bench your regular second baseman, then Freddy Galvis should be your guy.