Among all MLB hitters so far this season, Colt... Keith ranks 5th in average exit velocity (95.3 MPH) and 7th in batting average (.364). #DNMWshow more

Over the last three weeks dating back to April... 11, Riley Greene leads MLB in OBP (.475), while also ranking 4th in batting average (.373) and 7th in OPS (1.087). #DNMWshow more

Riley Greene has been one of the AL's best... hitters over his last 50 games played, which dates back to April 11. During that stretch, he leads the league in batting average (.348) and ranks 10th in OPS (.954). #DNMW |show more

One of the biggest winners at the ICCAC Fall... Showcase, #PBFG21 alum and recent UNM Baseball commit, soph OF Alex Altmann (Kirkwood Baseball) led the event in max exit velocity (1️⃣1️⃣0️⃣.4️⃣ mph), average EV (1️⃣0️⃣4️⃣.3️⃣ mph) and average bat speed (86.2 mph). 💪 📊 | Prep Baseball Iowashow more

Colt Keith, two-run double. He hits a down-and-in slider... from Alek Manoah to the gap in right-center field, driving in Spencer Torkelson and Mark Canha. 105.8 mph exit velocity, 352 feet. Tie game, 2-2. #Tigersshow more

Watching Angel Ayora hitting fades on the range on... repeat 😮‍💨 So far this season, nobody has recorded more top 10 finishes than Angel (5) and he ranks 3rd for strokes gained off the tee (+0.78) and 5th for average driving distance (314yds). #ItalianOpenshow more

Otto Lopez’s MLB-best average is at .342! He’s hitting... .424 so far in June (14-for-33) 🔥show more

116.5 MPH off the bat from Walker. That's the... hardest hit ball in the MLB season so far.show more

Pete Crow-Armstrong is MLB's best defender & he gets... the best jumps in the league (+4.6ft vs MLB average... no one else is higher than 3.2). Well, in small sample, Brett Bateman is averaging 5.7ft better than MLB average so far (including +9.9 on this play last night). Unreal.show more

Coby Mayo's 7th-inning single had an exit velocity of... 116.5 mph, per Statcast. It's the highest exit velo on a batted ball by the 24-year-old in his 140-game MLB career. (Orioles couldn't capitalize as they left runners on 2nd and 3rd when Gunnar Henderson struck out.)show more

There was exactly ONE hitter in college baseball this... year that ran a sub-12% whiff rate, a sub-18% chase rate (13.7%), and owned an average exit velocity over 90 mph. And it's a left-handed hitting shortstop... West Virginia SS Matt Ineich has first round foundational tools.show more

Carson Benge has now reached base safely in all... four of his plate appearances tonight. This was one of his better struck hits all spring, 108 mph off the bat. Benge's Grapefruit League batting average is up to .406.show more

It's a two-hour drive from Scranton to Citizens Bank... Park if the Yankees call up George Lombard Jr. on the off day today. There's no better time than now because he's on a heater. One thing George Lombard Jr. figured out this year is the ability to crush baseballs. At Triple-A, he has an average exit velocity of 92.7 MPH (93rd percentile) and a 49.6% hard hit rate (87th percentile). It’s up from where he was two years ago in Single-A. He had an 88.6 MPH average exit velo and a 35.9% hard-hit rate in 2024.show more

Joe Boyle struck out 8 batters over 5 innings... last night in Omaha, and now ranks 2nd in the IL in strikeouts behind only Ian Seymour (91)! Oh, Boyle also leads the league in ERA (1.83), batting average against (.161), and WHIP (0.95)show more

A big reason why this team is very bad... — everyday hitters in 4th-5th MLB season have been the same players since they arrived and just aren't capable of making the necessary adjustments to produce at this level. Got rid of 3 of your 4 consistently good everyday hitters but kept the 3 below-average MLB players to help 'improve the team'. The reality: the sooner the Mets cut ties with Alvarez, Baty, and Vientos (+ Stearns/Mendy) — the better the org will be going forward to reset.show more

🔝 𝐀𝐭 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐓𝐨𝐩 Jakob Groeschel (Kenton Ridge HS)... 📝 Report: Jakob Groeschel remains the No. 1 player in Ohio's 2028 class. The Kenton Ridge outfielder is a legitimate five-tool talent, posting a 107 mph max exit velocity and a 75.8 mph average bat speed that blow well past his class average, paired with a 6.3 laser-timed 60 that puts him among the fastest kids in the country regardless of class. His arm plays elite for the position at 89-90 mph with carry and plus accuracy, giving him a true CF profile with above-average power potential to grow into. Groeschel earned his spot as the only Ohio player to participate in the Prep Baseball All-American Game, a stage that will do nothing but confirm what we already know - this kid is a national talent. Profile: 🔗 Rankings: 🔗 #BeSeen #MadeInOhio Prep Baseball Shooter Huntshow more

3 dingers, 14 hits and a .424 average so... far in Triple-A? The new kid's alright 😌 #SetTheCourseshow more

JAKE RAKES Jake Mangum gets us off to a... hot start by smashing the 4th pitch of the game for a leadoff homer! The IL's leader in batting average raises his mark to .3⃣2⃣1⃣ with his 5th big fly of the seasonshow more