"It's always good team-wise when you get a big hit, but that one for him, I think, with how his last couple weeks have been going, it's a big one for him just to kind of get that going -- to do something meaningful,"Ventura said, per MLB.com.

Ventura is stressing patience with Viciedo, who he considers to have a high ceiling.

"I think what you're looking at right now, that's not indicative of his talent," Ventura said. "Again, you just continue to understand he is young and it's getting better."

The three-run triple gave Viciedo more RBI in one swing than he had in his previous 18 games, CSN Chicago reports. 

Viciedo finished 1 for 4 and is batting .223 on the year with 18 RBI. The 24-year-old has just two hits over his last four games, but they are both triples. 

Viciedo's batting average has dropped from .284 to .222 during his recent slide, and it gets even worse for the 24-year-old slugger. Viciedo hasn't homered in 27 games and has just four RBI in that span.

The 24-year-old has two hits in three June games and is 8 for 51 (.157) over his last 14 games played. He has an RBI and 16 strikeouts over that span. 

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.