Both knocks were nice line-drive singles for Conforto, who needs every hit he can muster to ensure that he finishes the season as a starter against right-handed pitching. The two-hit game tonight was his first since July 27, and the two-RBI game was his first since July 11.

Conforto was removed from Saturday’s game after being hit in the knee by a pitch. He probably would have gotten the afternoon off anyways on Sunday with left-hander Eric Lauer on the mound for the Blue Jays. He’s considered day-to-day.

Conforto is now 16-for-58 (.276) in July with three home runs, eight runs scored, and seven RBI. The veteran has shown some flashes at times this season, but he has yet to put together a consistently strong stretch. He had been just 4-for-18 since coming out of the All-Star break, so this game masks what had been a slow start to the second half. The Dodgers could look to add another outfielder at the trade deadline, which would put Conforto’s job in jeopardy, but he can be added in deeper fantasy leagues just in case that doesn’t come to fruition.