The road for most minor league baseball players to reach MLB is a grind that relies upon taking advantage of opportunities when they're presented. That's one infielder Rafael Lantigua is hoping to take advantage of with the Philadelphia Phillies after they called him up from Triple-A Lehigh Valley to replace the injured Edmundo Sosa. His offensive numbers aren't exactly eye-popping, as he's hit .232/.359/.333 across 396 at-bats at Lehigh Valley this season. Lantigua will become the second Phillies batter to make his MLB debut this season after Otto Kemp's June debut. As for Sosa, his IL stint is an untimely one for a Phillies team already without their starting shortstop.