Cam Cauley's 2026 sprint speed is 30.5 ft/s. That leads all qualified players, ranked #1 of 567 runners with 10+ competitive runs. Source: MLB Statcast data, refreshed nightly.
Play a half-inning in our Statcast-driven sim. Cam Cauley's 30.5 ft/s sprint speed is one of the real numbers behind his card. No signup, about 90 seconds.
| # | Player | Team | Pos | Sprint Speed ft/s | Card OVR | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | SS | 30.5 | 58 | View card › | ||
| 2 | RF | 30.5 | 88 | View card › | ||
| 3 | CF | 30.4 | 70 | View card › | ||
| 4 | RF | 30.3 | 72 | View card › | ||
| 5 | SS | 30.2 | 49 | View card › |
Sprint speed is Statcast's measurement of a player's feet-per-second on their fastest competitive runs of the season, typically drawn from the 2nd-gear portion of a sprint (peak speed, not acceleration). League average is around 27.0 ft/sec; elite burners clear 30. Because it's a physical-peak measurement, sprint speed is remarkably stable year-over-year until age-related decline sets in around 30. Runners need at least 10 competitive runs, MLB Statcast's default sprint-speed minimum.
Sprint speed is the best single proxy for range in the outfield, stolen-base ceiling, and infield-hit rate. Players topping this leaderboard are almost always premium defensive center fielders, shortstops, or base-stealing threats — the athletes who change games without swinging the bat.
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| Value | 30.5 ft/s |
|---|---|
| Rank | #1 of 567 runners with 10+ competitive runs |
| Team | Rangers |
| Source | MLB Statcast tracking data |
| Refresh | Nightly |