Jake Fraley is slated to bat eighth for the Reds in their matchup against the Cubs. He is part of a lineup that features several key players as Cincinnati looks to secure a win in their final game of the season.

Jake Fraley is positioned as the right fielder for the Reds in Saturday's lineup. He is part of a team that is looking to secure a win against the Cubs in their final series of the season.

Jake Fraley's throw from right field was just late as Nico Hoerner slid in safely for the Cubs' only run of the game. Fraley, along with teammates TJ Friedl and Ty France, failed to advance runners in a key second-inning opportunity, contributing to Cincinnati's struggles to capitalize on their chances.

Jake Fraley scored for the Reds in the eighth inning after benefiting from a mishandled single by Cleveland's center fielder Lane Thomas. His run contributed to tying the game 2-2, amidst a challenging matchup for Cincinnati, which struggled to reach base until late in the game.

Jake Fraley struggled throughout the season, with his power completely disappearing. He is noted as one of the veteran outfielders who fell short of expectations, and despite having bounce-back potential, his performance hindered the team's overall success. The Reds may consider trading him, especially since he's among left-handed hitters who excel against right-handed pitching but have limited impact otherwise.