Guaranteed everyday starts and .323/.383/.562 in Triple-A. The Reds didn't call up their second-ranked prospect to pinch-hit — he's the shortstop-eligible middle infield spot you've been waiting on.

Called up June 1 to replace the injured Elly De La Cruz. The 22-year-old switch-hitter posted a .945 Triple-A OPS with five-category upside and gets everyday at-bats in Cincinnati for at least 2-4 more weeks. Must-add in 12+ team leagues.

Arroyo hit .323/.383/.562 with 11 home runs and 9 stolen bases in 53 Triple-A games before being called up to cover Elly De La Cruz's 2-4 week hamstring absence. Cincinnati's No. 3 prospect brings a genuine multi-category profile — the kind of add that fills a hole and produces at the same time. Available at around 12% ownership in most leagues. Must-add in 14+ team leagues; strong add in 12-team.

Arroyo steps into the everyday SS role in Cincinnati while De La Cruz (hamstring, 2–4 weeks) is sidelined. He has legitimate speed at the top of a Reds lineup that plays fast, and multi-positional utility at short. Available in virtually every league at 8% ownership — add now in 14+ team leagues and hold through De La Cruz's absence.

Called up with Elly De La Cruz still working through his hamstring rehab, Arroyo steps into the Reds' everyday shortstop role with dual SS/2B eligibility and an upside profile that projects for 20 HR and 20 SB in a full season. He is set to hold the job for at least the next 3–4 weeks. Under 10% owned everywhere and playing meaningful time in a lineup with counting-stat support. This is exactly the kind of low-cost stash that pays dividends by early July.

Called up June 1 to replace Elly De La Cruz (hamstring, IL-10), Arroyo is one of the most complete prospects in baseball. He hit .323/.383/.562 with 11 HR and 9 SB in 53 Triple-A games — including a .356/.393/.693 line with 8 HR and 4 SB in May alone. At 22 years old, he's a true five-tool talent stepping into an everyday role for at minimum 3-4 weeks. Ownership will spike fast once he gets his first few big-league at-bats. Grab him now in any league.