Quebec's Charles Leblanc is settling in nicely in the MLB, impressing with his consistency since joining the big show 37 games ago.
On Monday night, Leblanc, who was batting second, hit his fourth long ball in the majors, along with a double, good for another huge performance .
the limit does not exist tonight pic.twitter.com/xYUfNgWMrt
— Miami Marlins (@Marlins) September 20, 2022
In this matchup against the Chicago Cubs, he also produced two runs while playing at first base for a rare time in the MLB.
Leblanc always finds a way to stand out and stay in the lineup as he has a .285/.323/.778 slash line, four bombs, 35 hits, ten runs scored and four stolen bases.
By the way, the Marlins demolished the Cubs 10-3, as the two clubs meet again on Tuesday night starting at 6:40 pm.
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