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Stat Savant · MLB
Measured Monday, October 5, 2026
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Josh Jung leads MLB in sweet-spot rate

Josh Jung of the Texas Rangers leads MLB in sweet-spot rate in the 2026 season at 41.1%, against a league average of 34.1%, 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

Sweet-spot rate · 2026
41.1%
Josh Jung
Texas Rangers · 321 BBE
34.1%
League average

7.0% above the league average of 34.1%. The share of balls in play launched between 8 and 32 degrees, the band that turns into hits. On its own a figure is only a size, which is why the league's number sits beside it.

Sweet-spot rate, MLB, 2026 season: top 25
#The rest of the boardSweet-spot rateDetail
1
Josh Jung · Texas Rangers
321 BBE
41.1%321 BBE
2
Brandon Marsh · Philadelphia Phillies
390 BBE
40.8%390 BBE
3
Spencer Torkelson · Detroit Tigers
336 BBE
40.8%336 BBE
4
Kyle Karros · Colorado Rockies
314 BBE
40.8%314 BBE
5
Steven Kwan · Cleveland Guardians
485 BBE
40.6%485 BBE
6
Mookie Betts · Los Angeles Dodgers
421 BBE
40.4%421 BBE
7
Yordan Alvarez · Houston Astros
452 BBE
40.0%452 BBE
8
Tyler Stephenson · Cincinnati Reds
288 BBE
39.9%288 BBE
9
Jackson Merrill · San Diego Padres
460 BBE
39.8%460 BBE
10
Riley Greene · Detroit Tigers
359 BBE
39.8%359 BBE
11
Troy Johnston · Colorado Rockies
320 BBE
39.7%320 BBE
12
Adley Rutschman · Boston Red Sox
301 BBE
39.5%301 BBE
13
Miguel Vargas · Chicago White Sox
469 BBE
39.4%469 BBE
14
JJ Bleday · Cincinnati Reds
348 BBE
39.4%348 BBE
15
Casey Schmitt · San Francisco Giants
310 BBE
39.4%310 BBE
16
Nathaniel Lowe · Cleveland Guardians
290 BBE
39.3%290 BBE
17
Luis Arraez · Philadelphia Phillies
588 BBE
39.1%588 BBE
18
Dillon Dingler · Detroit Tigers
417 BBE
39.1%417 BBE
19
Nick Kurtz · Oakland Athletics
211 BBE
38.9%211 BBE
20
Jonathan Aranda · Tampa Bay Rays
425 BBE
38.8%425 BBE
21
Isaac Paredes · Houston Astros
481 BBE
38.7%481 BBE
22
Freddie Freeman · Los Angeles Dodgers
470 BBE
38.7%470 BBE
23
Jake Bauers · Milwaukee Brewers
324 BBE
38.6%324 BBE
24
Bryan Reynolds · Pittsburgh Pirates
436 BBE
38.5%436 BBE
25
Brice Turang · Milwaukee Brewers
418 BBE
38.5%418 BBE

Source: Baseball Savant (Statcast), 2026 season. Baseball Savant's qualified players, ranked by Savant; the league average is Savant's own. The lead is 2.1 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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