MLB Statcast leaders, 2019

Nomar Mazara hit the longest home run of the 2019 MLB season, 505 feet against the Chicago White Sox on Jun 21. Giancarlo Stanton hit the hardest ball, 120.6 mph. Jordan Hicks threw the fastest pitch, 104.3 mph. Among qualified hitters, Aaron Judge had the highest average exit velocity, 96.0 mph.

Longest home runs, 2019

Projected distance, every home run of the regular season.

Longest home runs, the top 25

#	Player	Team	Feet	Game
1	Nomar Mazara	TEX	505	Jun 21, vs CWS	109.7 mph, 27°
2	Miguel Sano	MIN	496	Sep 17, vs CWS	113.5 mph, 25°
3	Pete Alonso	NYM	489	Jul 17, vs MIN	110.9 mph, 30°
4	Rangel Ravelo	STL	487	Sep 12, vs COL	111.5 mph, 26°
5	Mike Trout	LAA	486	Sep 5, vs ATH	111.1 mph, 25°
6	Ian Desmond	COL	486	Jun 10, vs CHC	110.8 mph, 28°
7	Avisail Garcia	TB	485	May 14, vs MIA	112.9 mph, 26°
8	Ketel Marte	AZ	482	Jun 2, vs NYM	111.9 mph, 23°
9	Nomar Mazara	TEX	482	Mar 28, vs CHC	112.1 mph, 25°
10	Gary Sanchez	NYY	481	Jun 21, vs HOU	113.3 mph, 23°
11	Ryan McMahon	COL	479	Jun 27, vs LAD	108.3 mph, 29°
12	Jackie Bradley Jr.	BOS	478	Aug 27, vs COL	112.1 mph, 30°
13	Nelson Cruz	MIN	478	Aug 3, vs KC	110.1 mph, 29°
14	Chris Iannetta	COL	476	Jun 2, vs TOR	113.1 mph, 33°
15	George Springer	HOU	474	Aug 30, vs TOR	112.6 mph, 26°
16	Carlos Correa	HOU	474	Aug 10, vs BAL	111.5 mph, 28°
17	Ian Happ	CHC	474	Aug 5, vs ATH	108.6 mph, 32°
18	Keon Broxton	BAL	474	May 24, vs COL	109.0 mph, 26°
19	Josh Bell	PIT	474	Apr 7, vs CIN	113.3 mph, 22°
20	Edwin Rios	LAD	473	Sep 25, vs SD	112.5 mph, 29°
21	Jorge Alfaro	MIA	473	Sep 14, vs SF	109.5 mph, 26°
22	Kyle Schwarber	CHC	473	Jul 28, vs MIL	113.8 mph, 23°
23	Mike Trout	LAA	473	May 18, vs KC	112.8 mph, 27°
24	Shin-Soo Choo	TEX	472	Sep 22, vs ATH	111.7 mph, 28°
25	Mike Yastrzemski	SF	472	Aug 2, vs COL	108.5 mph, 29°

Hardest-hit balls, 2019

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

Hardest-hit balls, the top 25

#	Player	Team	MPH	Game
1	Giancarlo Stanton	NYY	120.6	Mar 28, vs BAL	single
2	Giancarlo Stanton	NYY	118.9	Jun 20, vs HOU	single
3	Vladimir Guerrero Jr.	TOR	118.9	May 11, vs CWS	single
4	Vladimir Guerrero Jr.	TOR	118.7	Aug 10, vs NYY	single
5	Aristides Aquino	CIN	118.3	Aug 8, vs CHC	home run
6	Vladimir Guerrero Jr.	TOR	118.3	Aug 8, vs NYY	double
7	Gary Sanchez	NYY	118.3	May 3, vs MIN	home run
8	Pete Alonso	NYM	118.3	Apr 11, vs ATL	home run
9	Aaron Judge	NYY	118.1	Apr 4, vs BAL	force out
10	Jose Abreu	CWS	117.9	Sep 11, vs KC	double
11	Yordan Alvarez	HOU	117.9	Sep 6, vs SEA	field out
12	Christian Yelich	MIL	117.9	Jun 16, vs SF	double
13	Kyle Schwarber	CHC	117.6	Jun 22, vs NYM	single
14	Kyle Schwarber	CHC	117.4	Apr 25, vs LAD	double
15	Nelson Cruz	MIN	117.0	Aug 21, vs CWS	single
16	Pete Alonso	NYM	117.0	Jun 20, vs CHC	home run
17	Vladimir Guerrero Jr.	TOR	116.8	Jul 21, vs DET	field out
18	Gary Sanchez	NYY	116.8	Jun 19, vs TB	double
19	Mike Trout	LAA	116.6	Apr 26, vs KC	field out
20	Bryce Harper	PHI	116.4	Sep 24, vs WSH	home run
21	Aaron Judge	NYY	116.4	Jul 22, vs MIN	single
22	Gary Sanchez	NYY	116.4	Jun 4, vs TOR	double
23	Ketel Marte	AZ	116.3	Aug 14, vs COL	single
24	Aaron Judge	NYY	116.3	Jul 5, vs TB	home run
25	Aaron Judge	NYY	116.3	Jun 26, vs TOR	single

Fastest pitches, 2019

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

Fastest pitches, the top 25

#	Player	Team	MPH	Game
1	Jordan Hicks	STL	104.3	May 31, vs CHC	Sinker
2	Jordan Hicks	STL	104.2	Apr 21, vs NYM	Sinker
3	Jordan Hicks	STL	104.0	May 31, vs CHC	Sinker
4	Jordan Hicks	STL	104.0	May 25, vs ATL	Sinker
5	Jordan Hicks	STL	103.8	May 31, vs CHC	Sinker
6	Jordan Hicks	STL	103.7	May 31, vs CHC	Sinker
7	Jordan Hicks	STL	103.7	Apr 21, vs NYM	Sinker
8	Jordan Hicks	STL	103.6	May 31, vs CHC	Sinker
9	Jordan Hicks	STL	103.5	May 25, vs ATL	Sinker
10	Jordan Hicks	STL	103.5	May 19, vs TEX	Sinker
11	Jordan Hicks	STL	103.5	May 19, vs TEX	Sinker
12	Jordan Hicks	STL	103.4	May 31, vs CHC	Sinker
13	Jordan Hicks	STL	103.4	May 31, vs CHC	Sinker
14	Jordan Hicks	STL	103.2	May 31, vs CHC	Sinker
15	Jordan Hicks	STL	103.2	May 30, vs PHI	Sinker
16	Jordan Hicks	STL	103.1	May 31, vs CHC	Sinker
17	Jordan Hicks	STL	103.1	May 25, vs ATL	Sinker
18	Jordan Hicks	STL	103.1	May 25, vs ATL	Sinker
19	Jordan Hicks	STL	103.0	May 26, vs ATL	Sinker
20	Jordan Hicks	STL	103.0	May 19, vs TEX	Sinker
21	Jordan Hicks	STL	103.0	Apr 21, vs NYM	Sinker
22	Tyron Guerrero	MIA	102.9	Jun 12, vs STL	4-Seam Fastball
23	Jordan Hicks	STL	102.9	May 31, vs CHC	Sinker
24	Jordan Hicks	STL	102.9	May 26, vs ATL	Sinker
25	Jordan Hicks	STL	102.9	May 25, vs ATL	Sinker

Average exit velocity, 2019

Qualified batters, every batted ball averaged.

Average exit velocity, the top 15

#	Player	Team	MPH
1	Aaron Judge	—	96.0	238 batted balls
2	Miguel Sano	—	94.4	222 batted balls
3	Nelson Cruz	—	93.7	326 batted balls
4	Kyle Schwarber	—	93.5	379 batted balls
5	Christian Yelich	—	93.3	374 batted balls
6	Franmil Reyes	—	93.3	345 batted balls
7	Yoan Moncada	—	93.1	361 batted balls
8	Josh Donaldson	—	92.9	396 batted balls
9	Shohei Ohtani	—	92.8	278 batted balls
10	Matt Chapman	—	92.7	439 batted balls
11	Matt Olson	—	92.7	346 batted balls
12	Jorge Soler	—	92.6	415 batted balls
13	Rafael Devers	—	92.5	531 batted balls
14	Josh Bell	—	92.4	416 batted balls
15	Yordan Alvarez	—	92.2	221 batted balls

Barrels, 2019

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

Barrels, the top 15

#	Player	Team	BRL
1	Jorge Soler	—	70	415 batted balls
2	Mike Trout	—	67	354 batted balls
3	Ronald Acuna Jr.	—	66	439 batted balls
4	Pete Alonso	—	66	417 batted balls
5	Nelson Cruz	—	65	326 batted balls
6	Jose Abreu	—	63	492 batted balls
7	Josh Donaldson	—	62	396 batted balls
8	Bryce Harper	—	59	399 batted balls
9	Christian Yelich	—	59	374 batted balls
10	Freddie Freeman	—	58	472 batted balls
11	Cody Bellinger	—	58	455 batted balls
12	Anthony Rendon	—	56	468 batted balls
13	Kyle Schwarber	—	55	379 batted balls
14	Eugenio Suarez	—	54	392 batted balls
15	J.D. Martinez	—	53	442 batted balls

Barrel rate, 2019

Barrels per batted ball, qualified batters.

Barrel rate, the top 15

#	Player	Team	BRL%
1	Miguel Sano	—	21.2%
2	Aaron Judge	—	20.2%
3	Nelson Cruz	—	19.9%
4	Gary Sanchez	—	19.1%
5	Mike Trout	—	18.9%
6	Jorge Soler	—	16.9%
7	Yordan Alvarez	—	16.7%
8	Pete Alonso	—	15.8%
9	Christian Yelich	—	15.8%
10	Josh Donaldson	—	15.7%
11	Mitch Garver	—	15.5%
12	Ronald Acuna Jr.	—	15.0%
13	C.J. Cron	—	15.0%
14	Bryce Harper	—	14.8%
15	Franmil Reyes	—	14.8%

Hard-hit rate, 2019

Batted balls of 95 mph or harder, qualified batters.

Hard-hit rate, the top 15

#	Player	Team	HH%
1	Aaron Judge	—	58.4%	238 batted balls
2	Miguel Sano	—	57.2%	222 batted balls
3	Nelson Cruz	—	51.5%	326 batted balls
4	Kyle Schwarber	—	51.2%	379 batted balls
5	Franmil Reyes	—	51.0%	345 batted balls
6	Josh Donaldson	—	50.5%	396 batted balls
7	Matt Olson	—	50.4%	346 batted balls
8	Jorge Soler	—	50.1%	415 batted balls
9	Mitch Garver	—	50.0%	226 batted balls
10	Keston Hiura	—	50.0%	208 batted balls
11	Marcell Ozuna	—	49.2%	372 batted balls
12	Christian Yelich	—	49.1%	374 batted balls
13	Matt Chapman	—	49.0%	439 batted balls
14	Shin-Soo Choo	—	49.0%	399 batted balls
15	Yordan Alvarez	—	48.9%	221 batted balls

Expected wOBA (xwOBA), 2019

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

Expected wOBA (xwOBA), the top 15

#	Player	Team	xwOBA
1	Mike Trout	—	.461	600 PA
2	Cody Bellinger	—	.427	661 PA
3	Christian Yelich	—	.426	579 PA
4	Howie Kendrick	—	.418	370 PA
5	Nelson Cruz	—	.416	520 PA
6	Anthony Rendon	—	.414	646 PA
7	Mookie Betts	—	.411	706 PA
8	Juan Soto	—	.409	659 PA
9	Yordan Alvarez	—	.409	369 PA
10	J.D. Martinez	—	.400	657 PA
11	George Springer	—	.400	556 PA
12	Aaron Judge	—	.400	447 PA
13	Jorge Soler	—	.396	679 PA
14	Freddie Freeman	—	.394	692 PA
15	Ronald Acuna Jr.	—	.390	715 PA

Expected batting average (xBA), 2019

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

Expected batting average (xBA), the top 15

#	Player	Team	xBA
1	Howie Kendrick	—	.332	370 PA
2	DJ LeMahieu	—	.317	655 PA
3	Cody Bellinger	—	.316	661 PA
4	Mookie Betts	—	.311	706 PA
5	Mike Trout	—	.311	600 PA
6	Christian Yelich	—	.311	579 PA
7	Anthony Rendon	—	.310	646 PA
8	J.D. Davis	—	.309	453 PA
9	J.D. Martinez	—	.306	657 PA
10	Ketel Marte	—	.300	628 PA
11	Rafael Devers	—	.298	702 PA
12	Nick Markakis	—	.298	469 PA
13	Anthony Rizzo	—	.297	613 PA
14	Bryan Reynolds	—	.296	546 PA
15	Charlie Blackmon	—	.295	634 PA

Sprint speed, 2019

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

Sprint speed, the top 15

#	Player	Team	ft/s
1	Tim Locastro	AZ	30.7	104 runs
2	Trea Turner	WSH	30.3	244 runs
3	Byron Buxton	MIN	30.3	114 runs
4	Isaac Galloway	MIA	30.1	20 runs
5	Myles Straw	HOU	30.1	62 runs
6	Roman Quinn	PHI	30.1	40 runs
7	Garrett Hampson	COL	30.1	127 runs
8	Tyler O'Neill	STL	30.0	39 runs
9	Adam Engel	CWS	30.0	99 runs
10	Adalberto Mondesi	KC	29.9	159 runs
11	Terrance Gore	KC	29.9	27 runs
12	Sócrates Brito	TOR	29.8	18 runs
13	Magneuris Sierra	MIA	29.8	27 runs
14	Jon Berti	MIA	29.8	150 runs
15	Anthony Alford	TOR	29.7	15 runs

Longest postseason home runs, 2019

Projected distance, every home run of the postseason.

Longest postseason home runs, the top 10

#	Player	Team	Feet	Game
1	Freddie Freeman	ATL	460	Oct 3, vs STL	109.7 mph, 28°
2	Ronald Acuna Jr.	ATL	455	Oct 3, vs STL	109.2 mph, 27°
3	Juan Soto	WSH	449	Oct 9, vs LAD	110.0 mph, 26°
4	Paul Goldschmidt	STL	446	Oct 3, vs ATL	111.6 mph, 32°
5	Marcell Ozuna	STL	439	Oct 7, vs ATL	107.4 mph, 29°
6	Joc Pederson	LAD	437	Oct 3, vs WSH	114.9 mph, 29°
7	Avisail Garcia	TB	437	Oct 2, vs ATH	115.2 mph, 21°
8	George Springer	HOU	435	Oct 27, vs WSH	111.3 mph, 25°
9	Marcell Ozuna	STL	429	Oct 7, vs ATL	103.6 mph, 28°
10	George Springer	HOU	428	Oct 22, vs WSH	104.8 mph, 30°

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