The center fielder Phillies is bad at many things, and those expecting him to get better at those things are fooling themselves. But the bottom line is he doesn't have to get better at those things to matter in Fantasy. He just has to continue doing the two things he does well: make contact and run, run, run.

The two are interrelated. Since he doesn't walk, his base-stealing depends on him hitting his way on base, and he struggled to do that earlier this year. Now, not so much. He's batting .303 (27 for 89) over his last 24 games, and sure enough, he has eight steals during that stretch.

And sure enough, he's the 40th-best outfielder in Head-to-Head leagues during that stretch. Based on last year's results, I think he comes closer to maintaining this pace than not, so don't sleep on him.

Revere is 7 of 10 in his last two games against the Twins, bringing his batting average up to .266 in 207 at-bats.

Revere is hitting .265 with four steals and a double in eight June games. He has a .353 average in 34 at-bats as the No. 2 hitter but has hit .198 with a .254 OBP in 106 at-bats leading off.

His batting average has gone from .200 to .243 in that span.

"I'm not trying to put any pressure on myself; it's a long season," he said, per The Philadelphia Daily News. "I take it one game at a time, nice and easy. But each and every day I feel like I'm finding my stroke."

Revere, who was moved out of the leadoff spot after 15 games, admits he was pressing in his first month with his new team.

"A little bit," Revere said. "I just kind of had to figure some stuff out. I've made good contact and everything, just didn't have anything to show for it. Now slowly I'm having those games, two hits or three hits, or one hit and hitting the ball hard. Everything feels like it's coming together."

It was the first two-steal game of the season for Revere, who has 13 stolen bases in 2013 after stealing 40 in 2012. He has hit .250 and scored 19 runs in 180 at-bats during his first season with the Phillies.