Nathan Lukes replaced Vladimir Guerrero Jr. as a pinch runner in the eighth inning, receiving a standing ovation from the crowd after Guerrero finished the game with 199 hits, just shy of the 200-hit milestone.

Nathan Lukes hit his first career home run, a solo shot in the first inning, but it wasn't enough to prevent the Blue Jays from losing their ninth game in 11 contests.

Nathan Lukes hit his first career home run for the Blue Jays, contributing to the team's lone run in the game. Despite his effort, Toronto was limited to just four hits overall and has struggled recently, losing nine of their last 14 games.

Nathan Lukes contributed to the Blue Jays' offense by driving in three runs with an RBI double and a two-run single in the third inning, attempting to spark a comeback against the Marlins. His performance was one of the few bright spots in an otherwise challenging game for Toronto.

Nathan Lukes, priced at $3,600, is part of a Toronto Blue Jays lineup that is highlighted for its potential to perform well against Boston's Richard Fitts. With the middle of the lineup currently depleted, Lukes offers a budget-friendly option in a favorable matchup, supported by Fitts' subpar strikeout rate and elevated SIERA. This makes him an appealing target for those looking to stack on the Jays while investing in higher-priced pitchers.