The week in card ratings
Legends Deck recomputes every player card's rating each night from the latest MLB Statcast inputs. Across 2 nightly snapshots this week (October 19 through October 20, 2026), the 100-point scale absorbed 12 moves of at least one point across 8 different players: 6 risers and 6 fallers.
Biggest riser of the week
- Ben Rice (New York Yankees, 1B) was the week's biggest gainer, up 1 point on the week to 95 overall.
Biggest faller of the week
- Willson Contreras (Boston Red Sox, 1B) slipped hardest, down 1 point on the week to 91 overall.
The week's biggest movers
| Player | Team | Pos | Change on the week | Card rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ben Rice | New York Yankees | 1B | +1 | 95 |
| Jake Bauers | Milwaukee Brewers | 1B | +1 | 89 |
| Freddie Freeman | Los Angeles Dodgers | 1B | +1 | 85 |
| Willson Contreras | Boston Red Sox | 1B | -1 | 91 |
| Pete Alonso | Baltimore Orioles | 1B | -1 | 88 |
| Leo Jiménez | Miami Marlins | SS | -1 | 52 |
| Wade Meckler | Los Angeles Angels | LF | +1 | 80 |
| Colt Keith | Detroit Tigers | 2B | +1 | 78 |
Rolling board watch
- On the trailing-month window, Ozzie Albies (Atlanta Braves) carries the biggest gap between window and season barrel rate: 17.6% against a 3.8% season mark.
- On the trailing-month window, Sam Antonacci (Chicago White Sox) carries the biggest gap between window and season average exit velocity: 91.6 mph against a 87.5 mph season mark.
Data notes
This recap aggregates the week's nightly rating-mover snapshots; a player who moved on several nights is counted once in the mover table, at his largest single-night change. Rating moves of less than one point are not itemized. The rolling board watch reads the trailing-month Statcast window with a minimum sample of balls in play, so it favors hot streaks over rest-of-season forecasts. See the daily version on the rating movers page, the league-wide top of the scale on the top rated cards page, and the method in how card ratings work.
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