MLB Statcast leaders, 2026

Lazaro Montes hit the longest home run of the 2026 MLB season, 474 feet against the Texas Rangers on Sep 8. Oneil Cruz hit the hardest ball, 119.0 mph. Jacob Misiorowski threw the fastest pitch, 105.5 mph. Among qualified hitters, James Wood had the highest average exit velocity, 95.4 mph.

Longest home runs, 2026

Projected distance, every home run of the regular season.

Longest home runs, the top 25
#PlayerTeamFeetGame
1Lazaro MontesSEA474Sep 8, vs TEX116.1 mph, 24°
2Fernando Tatis Jr.SD474Jul 21, vs ATL111.0 mph, 27°
3Drake BaldwinATL473Jun 16, vs SF112.8 mph, 26°
4Pete AlonsoBAL471Sep 25, vs NYY112.8 mph, 27°
5Nick KurtzATH471Jun 12, vs COL108.9 mph, 31°
6Coby MayoBAL468Aug 17, vs TB114.2 mph, 28°
7Andres ChaparroWSH467Jul 17, vs ATH106.8 mph, 30°
8Shea LangeliersATH467Apr 15, vs TEX112.4 mph, 28°
9Fernando Tatis Jr.SD465Aug 5, vs AZ114.7 mph, 24°
10Bryson StottPHI464Aug 31, vs AZ109.9 mph, 29°
11Rafael DeversSF463Jul 5, vs COL110.3 mph, 35°
12Junior CamineroTB463Jun 28, vs AZ113.5 mph, 29°
13Lawrence ButlerATH463Jun 10, vs MIL106.1 mph, 27°
14William ContrerasMIL463Jun 8, vs ATH106.7 mph, 27°
15Tyler SoderstromATH462Jun 14, vs COL108.2 mph, 22°
16Cam SmithHOU462Apr 6, vs COL110.9 mph, 29°
17Bryce EldridgeSF461Sep 15, vs STL112.7 mph, 30°
18Max MuncyLAD461Aug 17, vs COL110.2 mph, 31°
19Esmerlyn ValdezPIT461Jun 28, vs CIN109.8 mph, 32°
20Carlos CortesATH461Jun 10, vs MIL104.4 mph, 25°
21Josh BellMIN460Sep 4, vs CWS113.7 mph, 30°
22Christian Encarnacion-StrandBAL460Aug 11, vs MIN109.0 mph, 33°
23Kyle SchwarberPHI460Apr 3, vs COL110.7 mph, 29°
24Cal RaleighSEA459Sep 19, vs COL111.7 mph, 32°
25Kyle SchwarberPHI459Aug 23, vs STL108.5 mph, 33°

Hardest-hit balls, 2026

Exit velocity off the bat, every batted ball of the regular season.

Hardest-hit balls, the top 25
#PlayerTeamMPHGame
1Oneil CruzPIT119.0Apr 16, vs WSHdouble
2Yordan AlvarezHOU118.5Aug 10, vs SFsingle
3Yordan AlvarezHOU118.5Jul 3, vs TBfield out
4Yordan AlvarezHOU117.8Apr 18, vs STLdouble
5Elly De La CruzCIN117.4Sep 12, vs MILdouble
6Oneil CruzPIT117.4Sep 10, vs CWShome run
7Jordan WalkerSTL117.2Sep 18, vs WSHsingle
8Bobby Witt Jr.KC117.2Jun 27, vs CWSdouble
9Junior CamineroTB116.9Aug 18, vs TORsingle
10Junior CamineroTB116.9Jul 7, vs NYYfield out
11Junior CamineroTB116.9May 26, vs BALsingle
12Oneil CruzPIT116.9Apr 22, vs TEXhome run
13Ketel MarteAZ116.9Apr 5, vs ATLfield out
14Junior CamineroTB116.9Mar 30, vs MILsingle
15Kyle SchwarberPHI116.8Sep 27, vs TBdouble
16Jo AdellCLE116.8Sep 13, vs MINhome run
17Ketel MarteAZ116.8Jul 5, vs MILfield out
18Junior CamineroTB116.8May 18, vs BALsingle
19Ketel MarteAZ116.7May 22, vs COLdouble
20Elly De La CruzCIN116.6Sep 6, vs MILdouble
21Jordan WalkerSTL116.6Jun 13, vs MINhome run
22Coby MayoBAL116.5May 15, vs WSHsingle
23Junior CamineroTB116.4Aug 7, vs SEAgrounded into double play
24Vladimir Guerrero Jr.TOR116.3Aug 29, vs SEAfield out
25Elly De La CruzCIN116.3May 7, vs CHCdouble

Fastest pitches, 2026

Velocity out of the hand, every pitch of the regular season.

Fastest pitches, the top 25
#PlayerTeamMPHGame
1Jacob MisiorowskiMIL105.5Jun 26, vs CHC4-Seam Fastball
2Jacob MisiorowskiMIL104.7Jul 26, vs COL4-Seam Fastball
3Jacob MisiorowskiMIL104.5Sep 8, vs CHC4-Seam Fastball
4Edgardo HenriquezLAD104.5Sep 4, vs WSHSinker
5Ben JoyceLAA104.5Aug 15, vs KC4-Seam Fastball
6Jacob MisiorowskiMIL104.5Jul 26, vs COL4-Seam Fastball
7Jacob MisiorowskiMIL104.5Jun 12, vs PHI4-Seam Fastball
8Ben JoyceLAA104.4Aug 15, vs KC4-Seam Fastball
9Jacob MisiorowskiMIL104.3Jul 26, vs COL4-Seam Fastball
10Jacob MisiorowskiMIL104.3Jun 26, vs CHC4-Seam Fastball
11Jacob MisiorowskiMIL104.2Aug 15, vs LAD4-Seam Fastball
12Jacob MisiorowskiMIL104.2Jul 26, vs COL4-Seam Fastball
13Jacob MisiorowskiMIL104.2Jun 19, vs ATL4-Seam Fastball
14Jacob MisiorowskiMIL104.2Jun 12, vs PHI4-Seam Fastball
15Edgardo HenriquezLAD104.1Sep 4, vs WSHSinker
16Jacob MisiorowskiMIL104.1Aug 15, vs LAD4-Seam Fastball
17Jacob MisiorowskiMIL104.1Jul 26, vs COL4-Seam Fastball
18Jacob MisiorowskiMIL104.1Jul 26, vs COL4-Seam Fastball
19Jacob MisiorowskiMIL104.1Jun 19, vs ATL4-Seam Fastball
20Jacob MisiorowskiMIL104.1Jun 12, vs PHI4-Seam Fastball
21Ben JoyceLAA104.0Sep 17, vs MIN4-Seam Fastball
22Ben JoyceLAA104.0Aug 15, vs KC4-Seam Fastball
23Mason MillerSD104.0Jul 28, vs COL4-Seam Fastball
24Jacob MisiorowskiMIL104.0Jul 26, vs COL4-Seam Fastball
25Jacob MisiorowskiMIL104.0Jul 20, vs NYM4-Seam Fastball

Average exit velocity, 2026

Qualified batters, every batted ball averaged.

Average exit velocity, the top 15
#PlayerTeamMPH
1James Wood—95.4338 batted balls
2Elly De La Cruz—94.7387 batted balls
3Yordan Alvarez—94.4452 batted balls
4Oneil Cruz—94.1229 batted balls
5Pete Alonso—93.9438 batted balls
6Munetaka Murakami—93.9259 batted balls
7Nick Kurtz—93.4211 batted balls
8Shohei Ohtani—93.3376 batted balls
9Jac Caglianone—93.3369 batted balls
10Garrett Mitchell—93.2298 batted balls
11Rafael Devers—93.0401 batted balls
12Fernando Tatis Jr.—92.9503 batted balls
13Junior Caminero—92.7490 batted balls
14Bryce Eldridge—92.7270 batted balls
15Jordan Walker—92.6439 batted balls

Barrels, 2026

Batted balls struck at the speed and angle that most often go for extra bases. Qualified batters.

Barrels, the top 15
#PlayerTeamBRL
1Yordan Alvarez—72452 batted balls
2Pete Alonso—67438 batted balls
3Matt Olson—65460 batted balls
4Fernando Tatis Jr.—64503 batted balls
5Junior Caminero—64490 batted balls
6James Wood—63338 batted balls
7Elly De La Cruz—62387 batted balls
8Miguel Vargas—61469 batted balls
9Shohei Ohtani—61376 batted balls
10Pete Crow-Armstrong—59444 batted balls
11Ben Rice—59414 batted balls
12Wilyer Abreu—58464 batted balls
13Jordan Walker—58439 batted balls
14Sal Stewart—57478 batted balls
15Jackson Merrill—57460 batted balls

Barrel rate, 2026

Barrels per batted ball, qualified batters.

Barrel rate, the top 15
#PlayerTeamBRL%
1Munetaka Murakami—20.5%
2James Wood—18.6%
3Nick Kurtz—18.0%
4Shohei Ohtani—16.2%
5Elly De La Cruz—16.0%
6Mike Trout—16.0%
7Yordan Alvarez—15.9%
8Byron Buxton—15.8%
9Kyle Schwarber—15.5%
10Francisco Alvarez—15.4%
11Pete Alonso—15.3%
12Oneil Cruz—15.3%
13Riley Greene—14.8%
14Corey Seager—14.8%
15Hunter Goodman—14.4%

Hard-hit rate, 2026

Batted balls of 95 mph or harder, qualified batters.

Hard-hit rate, the top 15
#PlayerTeamHH%
1James Wood—58.9%338 batted balls
2Nick Kurtz—57.3%211 batted balls
3Munetaka Murakami—56.8%259 batted balls
4Kyle Stowers—56.4%289 batted balls
5Pete Alonso—56.2%438 batted balls
6Jac Caglianone—54.7%369 batted balls
7Fernando Tatis Jr.—53.9%503 batted balls
8Yordan Alvarez—53.8%452 batted balls
9Elly De La Cruz—53.7%387 batted balls
10Oneil Cruz—53.7%229 batted balls
11Garrett Mitchell—52.7%298 batted balls
12Bryce Eldridge—52.2%270 batted balls
13Shohei Ohtani—52.1%376 batted balls
14Matt Olson—52.0%460 batted balls
15Jake Bauers—51.9%324 batted balls

Expected wOBA (xwOBA), 2026

What the quality of contact, strikeouts and walks were worth, qualified batters.

Expected wOBA (xwOBA), the top 15
#PlayerTeamxwOBA
1Yordan Alvarez—.442691 PA
2Juan Soto—.411482 PA
3James Wood—.403623 PA
4Pete Alonso—.402700 PA
5Shohei Ohtani—.397618 PA
6Mike Trout—.381634 PA
7Fernando Tatis Jr.—.379704 PA
8Bryce Harper—.379693 PA
9Miguel Vargas—.378704 PA
10Ben Rice—.378667 PA
11Bobby Witt Jr.—.378632 PA
12Elly De La Cruz—.376636 PA
13Willson Contreras—.376535 PA
14Pete Crow-Armstrong—.374726 PA
15Alec Burleson—.374670 PA

Expected batting average (xBA), 2026

The average the exit velocity and launch angle of each ball predict, qualified batters.

Expected batting average (xBA), the top 15
#PlayerTeamxBA
1Yordan Alvarez—.318691 PA
2Bobby Witt Jr.—.302632 PA
3Nico Hoerner—.297689 PA
4Fernando Tatis Jr.—.296704 PA
5Juan Soto—.295482 PA
6Freddie Freeman—.290657 PA
7Michael Harris II—.290621 PA
8Alec Burleson—.289670 PA
9Luis Arraez—.289655 PA
10Gabriel Moreno—.289549 PA
11Jung Hoo Lee—.288579 PA
12Casey Schmitt—.288409 PA
13Shohei Ohtani—.286618 PA
14Nolan Schanuel—.286446 PA
15Pete Alonso—.285700 PA

Sprint speed, 2026

Feet per second in a player's fastest one-second window, at least 10 competitive runs.

Sprint speed, the top 15
#PlayerTeamft/s
1Cam CauleyTEX30.524 runs
2Henry BolteATH30.5199 runs
3Carlos JorgeCIN30.416 runs
4Eli WhiteBOS30.3108 runs
5Jorge MateoTB30.274 runs
6Tommy TroyAZ30.155 runs
7Bobby Witt Jr.KC30.1242 runs
8Jonah CoxSF30.050 runs
9Jose SiriLAA30.083 runs
10Jake McCarthyCOL30.0265 runs
11Trea TurnerPHI29.9233 runs
12Konnor GriffinPIT29.9139 runs
13Esteury RuizMIA29.972 runs
14Luisangel AcunaCWS29.8106 runs
15Garrett MitchellMIL29.8211 runs

Bat speed, 2026

Average swing speed, qualified batters (tracked from 2024).

Bat speed, the top 15
#PlayerTeamMPH
1Junior Caminero—79.4
2Jordan Walker—79.3
3Nick Kurtz—78.2
4Cam Smith—77.9
5Oneil Cruz—77.7
6Garrett Mitchell—77.6
7Jo Adell—77.4
8Kyle Schwarber—77.1
9Jac Caglianone—77.0
10Willson Contreras—77.0
11James Wood—76.9
12Henry Bolte—76.8
13Colson Montgomery—76.6
14Julio Rodriguez—76.6
15Jake Bauers—76.5

Longest postseason home runs, 2026

Projected distance, every home run of the postseason.

Longest postseason home runs, the top 8
#PlayerTeamFeetGame
1Colson MontgomeryCWS432Sep 29, vs HOU106.0 mph, 29°
2Ben RiceNYY423Sep 29, vs BOS108.0 mph, 27°
3Ben RiceNYY408Sep 29, vs BOS108.6 mph, 26°
4Fernando Tatis Jr.SD405Sep 29, vs CHC103.4 mph, 28°
5Xander BogaertsSD399Sep 29, vs CHC104.9 mph, 26°
6Manny MachadoSD391Sep 29, vs CHC103.3 mph, 28°
7Nelson VelazquezHOU388Sep 29, vs CWS105.5 mph, 30°
8Austin RileyATL385Sep 29, vs PHI104.6 mph, 32°

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