Cavan Biggio has Toronto Blue Jays fans buzzing as utility stud puts up best stats of his young career after slow start to season

Fans are loving the recent play of Jays
Fans are loving the recent play of Jays' utility man Cavan Biggio

Cavan Biggio of the Toronto Blue Jays has been a reassuring background presence for fans of the team for years. Now, the 28-year-old is catapulting himself into a star role.

The son of former MLB star Craig Biggio, Cavan was drafted by the Jays in the fifth round of the 2016 draft out of Notre Dame in Indiana. With a commanding 6-foot-2 frame, Cavan Biggio drew the interest of scouts for his ability to man virtually every corner of the field.

While the Blue Jays continue to languish in the AL East standings, Biggio has stepped up in a huge way of late. Recently, a Blue Jays fan named Chris Black took to Twitter to share Biggio's huge numbers over the past three weeks.

"Cavan Biggio - Last 3 Weeks (Team Rank)" - Chris Black

While fans are aware of the fact that Biggio is becoming an increasingly big part of the Toronto Blue Jays, few know the extent. Many took to Twitter to commend the Texas-born fielder on his excellent offensive stats.

Biggio now has two home runs and four RBIs over the course of his last pair of games. Biggio nearly took the roof off of Rogers Centre in Toronto after a three-run home run in the bottom of the eighth inning, which saved the Jays from a sweep at the hands of the Minnesota Twins on June 11.

While the Jays still boast the AL hits leader in Bo Bichette, Biggio has outperformed many of the higher-profile names on the club.

Now with a record of 37-31, the Jays find themselves 10 games behind the Tampa Bay Rays in the AL East. They will hope to get back into the win column as they continue their series against the Baltimore Orioles after an 11-6 loss on Tuesday.

Cavan Biggio might hit his way to a big extension come the offseason

Baseball is a game of streaks. While Biggio is indeed lighting it up, there will be some big games later in the year that he should save some energy for. Currently on a one-year contract worth $2.8 million, Biggio could be in for a huge extension if he shows his team that it has a reason to keep him around as it chases its first World Series since 1993.

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Edited by Adrian Dorney
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