Over the last six games, Viciedo has had four multi-hit efforts. He's also showing a slightly elevated walk rate, which has been an area of weakness in the past. On the season, Viciedo is hitting .301/.362/.494 in 83 at-bats. 

Viciedo is hitting .444 with two home runs, six RBI and as many walks (five) as strikeouts since coming off the disabled list last Friday.

His .288 batting average is being propped up by a .341 batting average on balls in play, so something more in line with last season's .255 average is probably better to expect. If you can stomach a pretty low batting average, Viciedo has shown he can be a solid source of power. Viciedo proved this with 25-homer power a year ago, so I would expect him to be owned in more than his current 46 percent of leagues in the coming days. 

The outfielder went 2 for 4 with two RBI and added a sacrifice fly in the fifth inning. Viciedo is batting .288 and has at least one base hit in nine of his last 10 ballgames. He's homered in back-to-back contests and has an RBI in three straight. 

Veteran Paul Konerko is getting his second consecutive day of rest, allowing Adam Dunn to play first and Viciedo to slot into the DH spot. Viciedo has played four games since returning from his oblique injury. He's collected five hits over that period. He'll bat fifth against Twins starter Kevin Correia.

In his first two games since missing nearly a month with an oblique injury, Viciedo is 4 for 6 with two walks and two runs while driving in a pair of runs.