Who leads MLB in exit velocity over the last 30 days in 2026?

Josh Jung leads MLB in exit velocity over the last 30 days at 97.5 mph (on 30 batted balls), based on Statcast data from 2026-06-17 through 2026-07-16. The top three are Josh Jung, Manny Machado, Yandy Díaz.

How is the 30-day exit velocity window calculated?

Rolling 30 calendar days through 2026-07-16. Players need at least 30 batted balls in the window to qualify, which filters out small-sample outliers. Source: per-event Baseball Savant batted-ball data, refreshed nightly into the Legends Deck database.

What is exit velocity?

Mean speed of the baseball off the bat across all batted-ball events, measured by Statcast radar.

Statcast · 97 qualified hittersWindow 2026-06-17 to 2026-07-16Updated Jul 17, 2026

Exit Velocity Leaders (30-Day Rolling Window)

Josh Jung leads MLB in exit velocity over the last 30 days at 97.5 mph (on 30 batted balls). The top three are Josh Jung, Manny Machado, Yandy Díaz, based on Statcast data from 2026-06-17 through 2026-07-16.

Rolling 30-day MLB exit velocity leaderboard, computed from per-event Statcast batted-ball data refreshed nightly from Baseball Savant. Players need at least 30 batted balls in the window to qualify. Window covers 30 days through 2026-07-16.

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#	Avg EV	Avg EV	Player	Team	BIP
1	97.5 mph	97.5 mph	Josh Jung	Rangers	30
2	97.1 mph	97.1 mph	Manny Machado	Padres	30
3	94.6 mph	94.6 mph	Yandy Díaz	Rays	33
4	94.1 mph	94.1 mph	William Contreras	Brewers	37
5	94.0 mph	94.0 mph	Fernando Tatis Jr.	Padres	36
6	93.8 mph	93.8 mph	Junior Caminero	Rays	35
7	93.5 mph	93.5 mph	Kody Clemens	Twins	32
8	93.3 mph	93.3 mph	Brandon Nimmo	Rangers	32
9	93.2 mph	93.2 mph	Jackson Chourio	Brewers	37
10	93.1 mph	93.1 mph	Dansby Swanson	Cubs	34
11	93.0 mph	93.0 mph	Carter Jensen	Royals	32
12	92.4 mph	92.4 mph	Casey Schmitt	Giants	35
13	92.3 mph	92.3 mph	Ryan O'Hearn	Pirates	30
14	92.0 mph	92.0 mph	Riley Greene	Tigers	35
15	92.0 mph	92.0 mph	Bryce Harper	Phillies	37
16	91.9 mph	91.9 mph	Jonathan Aranda	Rays	37
17	91.8 mph	91.8 mph	Ketel Marte	Diamondbacks	40
18	91.7 mph	91.7 mph	Juan Soto	Mets	31
19	91.5 mph	91.5 mph	Brandon Lowe	Pirates	32
20	91.5 mph	91.5 mph	Brice Turang	Brewers	35
21	91.4 mph	91.4 mph	Gunnar Henderson	Orioles	42
22	91.2 mph	91.2 mph	Josh Bell	Twins	32
23	91.2 mph	91.2 mph	Blaze Alexander	Orioles	30
24	91.2 mph	91.2 mph	A.J. Ewing	Mets	37
25	91.2 mph	91.2 mph	Dylan Crews	Nationals	31
26	91.1 mph	91.1 mph	Willson Contreras	Red Sox	31
27	90.9 mph	90.9 mph	Jasson Domínguez	Yankees	38
28	90.8 mph	90.8 mph	Salvador Perez	Royals	34
29	90.7 mph	90.7 mph	Royce Lewis	Twins	31
30	90.6 mph	90.6 mph	Miguel Vargas	White Sox	38
31	90.6 mph	90.6 mph	Matt Olson	Braves	34
32	90.5 mph	90.5 mph	Sal Stewart	Reds	33
33	90.5 mph	90.5 mph	Mookie Betts	Dodgers	32
34	90.4 mph	90.4 mph	Lane Thomas	Royals	33
35	90.3 mph	90.3 mph	Tristan Peters	White Sox	32
36	90.3 mph	90.3 mph	Trevor Larnach	Twins	35
37	90.2 mph	90.2 mph	Alec Bohm	Phillies	41
38	90.2 mph	90.2 mph	Ben Rice	Yankees	36
39	90.1 mph	90.1 mph	Michael Harris II	Braves	35
40	89.8 mph	89.8 mph	J.T. Realmuto	Phillies	31
41	89.7 mph	89.7 mph	Bryan Reynolds	Pirates	33
42	89.6 mph	89.6 mph	Nick Loftin	Royals	33
43	89.6 mph	89.6 mph	Kevin McGonigle	Tigers	38
44	89.6 mph	89.6 mph	Braden Montgomery	White Sox	35
45	89.5 mph	89.5 mph	Jackson Merrill	Padres	31
46	89.4 mph	89.4 mph	Michael Busch	Cubs	34
47	89.3 mph	89.3 mph	Ozzie Albies	Braves	41
48	89.3 mph	89.3 mph	Wilyer Abreu	Red Sox	33
49	89.3 mph	89.3 mph	Otto Lopez	Marlins	34
50	89.3 mph	89.3 mph	Josh Naylor	Mariners	33
51	89.1 mph	89.1 mph	Colson Montgomery	White Sox	31
52	88.7 mph	88.7 mph	Cole Young	Mariners	31
53	88.6 mph	88.6 mph	Trea Turner	Phillies	45
54	88.5 mph	88.5 mph	Bo Bichette	Mets	38
55	88.2 mph	88.2 mph	JJ Wetherholt	Cardinals	37
56	88.1 mph	88.1 mph	Carson Benge	Mets	43
57	88.1 mph	88.1 mph	Masyn Winn	Cardinals	36
58	87.9 mph	87.9 mph	Vladimir Guerrero Jr.	Blue Jays	31
59	87.7 mph	87.7 mph	Bryson Stott	Phillies	40
60	87.6 mph	87.6 mph	Sam Antonacci	White Sox	31
61	87.6 mph	87.6 mph	Travis Bazzana	Guardians	32
62	87.6 mph	87.6 mph	Nolan Schanuel	Angels	33
63	87.5 mph	87.5 mph	Michael Massey	Royals	30
64	87.5 mph	87.5 mph	Jonah Heim	Athletics	33
65	87.4 mph	87.4 mph	Taylor Ward	Orioles	36
66	87.1 mph	87.1 mph	Jake Mangum	Pirates	32
67	87.0 mph	87.0 mph	Daylen Lile	Nationals	35
68	87.0 mph	87.0 mph	Alejandro Osuna	Rangers	30
69	86.3 mph	86.3 mph	Jung Hoo Lee	Giants	41
70	86.3 mph	86.3 mph	J.P. Crawford	Mariners	33
71	86.0 mph	86.0 mph	Brandon Marsh	Phillies	37
73	85.9 mph	85.9 mph	Brooks Lee	Twins	35
74	85.8 mph	85.8 mph	Dillon Dingler	Tigers	37
75	85.7 mph	85.7 mph	Cody Bellinger	Yankees	36
76	85.6 mph	85.6 mph	Ernie Clement	Blue Jays	32
77	85.5 mph	85.5 mph	Ezequiel Duran	Rangers	40
78	85.5 mph	85.5 mph	Henry Bolte	Athletics	31
79	85.3 mph	85.3 mph	Isaac Paredes	Astros	40
80	85.2 mph	85.2 mph	Jeff McNeil	Athletics	30
81	85.0 mph	85.0 mph	Mauricio Dubón	Braves	41
82	84.7 mph	84.7 mph	Nathan Lukes	Blue Jays	32
83	84.7 mph	84.7 mph	Nico Hoerner	Cubs	40
84	84.6 mph	84.6 mph	Xavier Edwards	Marlins	37
85	83.8 mph	83.8 mph	Isaac Collins	Royals	32
86	83.7 mph	83.7 mph	Curtis Mead	Nationals	32
87	83.1 mph	83.1 mph	Brayan Rocchio	Guardians	34
88	82.8 mph	82.8 mph	Luis Arraez	Giants	36
89	82.7 mph	82.7 mph	Geraldo Perdomo	Diamondbacks	36
90	82.3 mph	82.3 mph	TJ Rumfield	Rockies	30
91	82.2 mph	82.2 mph	Jakob Marsee	Marlins	34
92	81.0 mph	81.0 mph	Chandler Simpson	Rays	38
93	80.3 mph	80.3 mph	Jake McCarthy	Rockies	36
94	80.2 mph	80.2 mph	Sal Frelick	Brewers	30
95	80.1 mph	80.1 mph	Ceddanne Rafaela	Red Sox	42
96	80.0 mph	80.0 mph	Justin Crawford	Phillies	33
97	79.3 mph	79.3 mph	Caleb Durbin	Red Sox	34
98	79.3 mph	79.3 mph	José Caballero	Yankees	30

Why the 30-day window matters

Season-to-date leaderboards reward fast starters and punish slow ones for months. A rolling 30-day window surfaces who's hot right now — which is what actually matters for predicting tomorrow's production. Exit Velocity is window-sensitive because power hitters can run cold for 50+ at-bats, then explode for two weeks straight; the season-aggregate rate smooths over those streaks, the 30-day view catches them while they're live.

Data source: per-event MLB Statcast batted-ball data via Baseball Savant, refreshed nightly into the Legends Deck database. Players need at least 30 batted balls in the window to qualify so micro-sample outliers don't distort the top of the ranking. For the full-season cumulative ranking see /leaderboards/exit-velocity.

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