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Barrel Rate Leaders (30-Day Rolling Window)
Source MLB StatcastWindow to 100 qualified hittersUpdated
Munetaka Murakami leads MLB in barrel rate over the last 30 days at 29.4% (on 34 batted balls). The top three are Munetaka Murakami, Ben Rice, Fernando Tatis Jr., from Statcast data 2026-09-14 through 2026-10-13. Players need at least 30 batted balls to qualify. Includes postseason batted balls (games from 2026-09-28 through 2026-10-13). MLB's regular season ended 2026-09-27, so this is 30 calendar days, not 30 days of games, and it will not match the regular-season-only season boards.
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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 matters more for predicting tomorrow's production. Barrel Rate 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.
Built from per-event MLB Statcast batted-ball data, refreshed nightly. Window covers 30 days through 2026-10-13. Includes postseason batted balls (games from 2026-09-28 through 2026-10-13). MLB's regular season ended 2026-09-27, so this is 30 calendar days, not 30 days of games, and it will not match the regular-season-only season boards. For the full-season ranking see Barrel Rate for the season.
Questions
Who leads MLB in barrel rate over the last 30 days in 2026?
Munetaka Murakami leads MLB in barrel rate over the last 30 days at 29.4% (on 34 batted balls), based on Statcast data from 2026-09-14 through 2026-10-13. The top three are Munetaka Murakami, Ben Rice, Fernando Tatis Jr.. Includes postseason batted balls (games from 2026-09-28 through 2026-10-13). MLB's regular season ended 2026-09-27, so this is 30 calendar days, not 30 days of games, and it will not match the regular-season-only season boards.
How is the 30-day barrel rate window calculated?
Rolling 30 calendar days through 2026-10-13. Players need at least 30 batted balls in the window to qualify, which filters out small-sample outliers. Includes postseason batted balls (games from 2026-09-28 through 2026-10-13). MLB's regular season ended 2026-09-27, so this is 30 calendar days, not 30 days of games, and it will not match the regular-season-only season boards. Source: per-event MLB Statcast batted-ball data, refreshed nightly into the Legends Deck database.
What is barrel rate?
Statcast's combined exit-velocity + launch-angle metric — the share of batted balls that fall into the "barrel" zone (98+ mph in a velocity-scaled launch-angle window).