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Measured Monday, October 5, 2026
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Cam Cauley and Henry Bolte share the lead in MLB in sprint speed

Cam Cauley and Henry Bolte share the lead in MLB in sprint speed in the 2026 season at 30.5 ft/s, against a league average of 27.4 ft/s, as of October 5, 2026.

One number, the league’s average beside it, and the top 25. Every figure here is from the 2026 season.

The number

Sprint speed · 2026
30.5 ft/s
Cam Cauley, Henry Bolte
Texas Rangers · 16 bolts
27.4 ft/s
League average

3.1 ft/s above the league average of 27.4 ft/s. Feet per second in a runner's fastest one-second window, Statcast's measure of top speed. On its own a figure is only a size, which is why the league's number sits beside it.

Sprint speed, MLB, 2026 season: top 25
#The rest of the boardSprint speedDetail
1
Cam Cauley · Texas Rangers
16 bolts
30.5 ft/s16 bolts
1
Henry Bolte · Oakland Athletics
118 bolts
30.5 ft/s118 bolts
3
Carlos Jorge · Cincinnati Reds
12 bolts
30.4 ft/s12 bolts
4
Eli White · Boston Red Sox
54 bolts
30.3 ft/s54 bolts
5
Jorge Mateo · Tampa Bay Rays
36 bolts
30.2 ft/s36 bolts
6
Tommy Troy · Arizona Diamondbacks
30 bolts
30.1 ft/s30 bolts
7
Bobby Witt Jr. · Kansas City Royals
94 bolts
30.1 ft/s94 bolts
8
Jonah Cox · San Francisco Giants
30 bolts
30.0 ft/s30 bolts
9
Jose Siri · Los Angeles Angels
31 bolts
30.0 ft/s31 bolts
10
Jake McCarthy · Colorado Rockies
109 bolts
30.0 ft/s109 bolts
11
Trea Turner · Philadelphia Phillies
98 bolts
29.9 ft/s98 bolts
12
Konnor Griffin · Pittsburgh Pirates
55 bolts
29.9 ft/s55 bolts
13
Esteury Ruiz · Miami Marlins
29 bolts
29.9 ft/s29 bolts
14
Luisangel Acuña · Chicago White Sox
43 bolts
29.8 ft/s43 bolts
15
Garrett Mitchell · Milwaukee Brewers
70 bolts
29.8 ft/s70 bolts
16
Victor Scott II · St. Louis Cardinals
31 bolts
29.7 ft/s31 bolts
17
Nick Morabito · New York Mets
5 bolts
29.7 ft/s5 bolts
18
Myles Straw · Toronto Blue Jays
39 bolts
29.7 ft/s39 bolts
19
Corbin Carroll · Arizona Diamondbacks
62 bolts
29.7 ft/s62 bolts
20
Byron Buxton · Minnesota Twins
36 bolts
29.7 ft/s36 bolts
21
Nasim Nuñez · Washington Nationals
69 bolts
29.7 ft/s69 bolts
22
Nate Eaton · Boston Red Sox
7 bolts
29.6 ft/s7 bolts
23
Justin Crawford · Philadelphia Phillies
80 bolts
29.6 ft/s80 bolts
24
Jase Bowen · San Diego Padres
10 bolts
29.6 ft/s10 bolts
25
Blake Dunn · Cincinnati Reds
27 bolts
29.6 ft/s27 bolts

Source: Baseball Savant (Statcast), 2026 season. Baseball Savant's qualified players, ranked by Savant; the league average is Savant's own. The lead is 2.5 standard deviations (sd) above the field, estimated from Savant's percentiles: the unit the directory ranks leads by, because it lets a rate and a speed share one list. Measured Oct 5, 1:33 PM ET (Oct 5, 1:33 PM ET); the boards refresh twice a day.

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