Who leads MLB in hard-hit rate over the last 30 days in 2026?

Jac Caglianone leads MLB in hard-hit rate over the last 30 days at 71.0% (on 31 batted balls), based on Statcast data from 2026-06-15 through 2026-07-14. The top three are Jac Caglianone, James Wood, Manny Machado.

How is the 30-day hard-hit rate window calculated?

Rolling 30 calendar days through 2026-07-14. 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 hard-hit rate?

Share of batted balls with an exit velocity of 95 mph or higher — Statcast's broadest indicator of damage contact.

Statcast · 100 qualified hittersWindow 2026-06-15 to 2026-07-14Updated Jul 15, 2026

Hard-Hit Rate Leaders (30-Day Rolling Window)

Jac Caglianone leads MLB in hard-hit rate over the last 30 days at 71.0% (on 31 batted balls). The top three are Jac Caglianone, James Wood, Manny Machado, based on Statcast data from 2026-06-15 through 2026-07-14.

Rolling 30-day MLB hard-hit rate 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 2026-07-14.

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#	Hard-Hit %	Avg EV	Player	Team	BIP
1	71.0%	96.2 mph	Jac Caglianone	Royals	31
2	67.7%	93.5 mph	James Wood	Nationals	31
3	66.7%	96.2 mph	Manny Machado	Padres	33
4	66.7%	93.0 mph	Ryan O'Hearn	Pirates	33
5	66.7%	97.9 mph	Yordan Alvarez	Astros	33
6	66.7%	96.9 mph	Josh Jung	Rangers	33
7	64.9%	94.3 mph	Yandy Díaz	Rays	37
8	64.5%	97.3 mph	Kyle Schwarber	Phillies	31
9	59.5%	94.1 mph	William Contreras	Brewers	37
10	57.9%	94.2 mph	Junior Caminero	Rays	38
11	57.1%	90.2 mph	Bryan Reynolds	Pirates	35
12	55.6%	93.1 mph	Dansby Swanson	Cubs	36
13	55.3%	94.5 mph	Fernando Tatis Jr.	Padres	38
14	54.8%	91.1 mph	Willson Contreras	Red Sox	31
15	54.3%	93.1 mph	Kody Clemens	Twins	35
16	54.3%	92.4 mph	Casey Schmitt	Giants	35
17	54.3%	93.5 mph	Carter Jensen	Royals	35
18	53.7%	92.3 mph	Bryce Harper	Phillies	41
19	53.3%	89.8 mph	Zach Neto	Angels	30
20	52.9%	93.3 mph	Brandon Nimmo	Rangers	34
21	51.5%	89.6 mph	Jackson Merrill	Padres	33
22	51.4%	92.3 mph	Dylan Crews	Nationals	35
23	51.4%	90.1 mph	Lane Thomas	Royals	37
24	50.0%	91.8 mph	Juan Soto	Mets	32
25	50.0%	91.2 mph	Blaze Alexander	Orioles	30
26	48.7%	90.3 mph	A.J. Ewing	Mets	39
27	48.6%	91.3 mph	Riley Greene	Tigers	37
28	48.6%	90.7 mph	Josh Bell	Twins	35
29	48.6%	90.3 mph	Trevor Larnach	Twins	35
30	48.6%	91.5 mph	Brice Turang	Brewers	35
31	47.6%	91.4 mph	Gunnar Henderson	Orioles	42
32	47.4%	90.6 mph	Miguel Vargas	White Sox	38
33	47.4%	90.9 mph	Jasson Domínguez	Yankees	38
34	47.2%	91.2 mph	Salvador Perez	Royals	36
35	47.1%	90.6 mph	Matt Olson	Braves	34
36	46.9%	89.3 mph	Francisco Alvarez	Mets	32
37	46.2%	92.1 mph	Jonathan Aranda	Rays	39
38	45.8%	88.4 mph	Trea Turner	Phillies	48
39	45.7%	90.1 mph	Michael Harris II	Braves	35
40	45.7%	85.1 mph	Isaac Collins	Royals	35
41	45.2%	92.2 mph	Corbin Carroll	Diamondbacks	31
42	43.8%	90.5 mph	Shea Langeliers	Athletics	32
43	43.8%	90.3 mph	Tristan Peters	White Sox	32
44	43.8%	91.8 mph	Alec Burleson	Cardinals	32
45	43.8%	87.6 mph	Travis Bazzana	Guardians	32
46	43.2%	89.7 mph	Otto Lopez	Marlins	37
47	43.2%	93.2 mph	Jackson Chourio	Brewers	37
48	42.9%	89.6 mph	Braden Montgomery	White Sox	35
49	42.6%	88.1 mph	Carson Benge	Mets	47
50	42.5%	87.9 mph	JJ Wetherholt	Cardinals	40
51	42.4%	89.9 mph	Royce Lewis	Twins	33
52	41.9%	87.9 mph	Vladimir Guerrero Jr.	Blue Jays	31
53	41.9%	89.1 mph	Colson Montgomery	White Sox	31
54	41.9%	87.6 mph	Sam Antonacci	White Sox	31
55	41.7%	90.2 mph	Ben Rice	Yankees	36
56	41.5%	85.0 mph	Mauricio Dubón	Braves	41
57	40.9%	92.3 mph	Ketel Marte	Diamondbacks	44
58	40.5%	89.9 mph	Sal Stewart	Reds	37
59	40.0%	90.6 mph	J.T. Realmuto	Phillies	35
60	40.0%	91.0 mph	Byron Buxton	Twins	30
61	40.0%	90.0 mph	Brandon Lowe	Pirates	35
62	40.0%	84.4 mph	Jo Adell	Angels	30
63	40.0%	85.4 mph	Wyatt Langford	Rangers	30
64	39.0%	90.1 mph	Kevin McGonigle	Tigers	41
65	38.7%	87.0 mph	Colt Keith	Tigers	31
66	38.2%	89.4 mph	Michael Busch	Cubs	34
67	37.5%	86.5 mph	Brandon Marsh	Phillies	40
68	37.5%	85.5 mph	Ezequiel Duran	Rangers	40
69	37.5%	87.0 mph	Cam Smith	Astros	32
70	36.7%	87.2 mph	Wade Meckler	Angels	30
71	36.6%	89.3 mph	Bo Bichette	Mets	41
72	36.4%	87.7 mph	Alex Bregman	Cubs	33
73	36.4%	89.3 mph	Wilyer Abreu	Red Sox	33
74	36.1%	90.7 mph	Mookie Betts	Dodgers	36
75	36.1%	85.7 mph	Cody Bellinger	Yankees	36
76	36.1%	85.8 mph	Jake Mangum	Pirates	36
77	35.7%	90.3 mph	Alec Bohm	Phillies	42
78	35.5%	88.7 mph	Cole Young	Mariners	31
79	35.3%	85.8 mph	Jeff McNeil	Athletics	34
80	34.3%	84.5 mph	Curtis Mead	Nationals	35
81	34.3%	85.2 mph	Henry Bolte	Athletics	35
82	33.3%	89.3 mph	Josh Naylor	Mariners	33
83	33.3%	87.6 mph	Ryan Kreidler	Twins	30
84	33.3%	87.5 mph	Iván Herrera	Cardinals	30
85	33.3%	88.4 mph	Luis García Jr.	Nationals	30
86	33.3%	87.5 mph	Michael Massey	Royals	30
87	32.5%	88.2 mph	Masyn Winn	Cardinals	40
88	32.5%	86.2 mph	Dillon Dingler	Tigers	40
89	32.3%	84.3 mph	Nolan Arenado	Diamondbacks	31
90	32.3%	80.6 mph	Cole Carrigg	Rockies	31
91	31.4%	89.9 mph	Nick Loftin	Royals	35
92	31.3%	87.7 mph	Alejandro Osuna	Rangers	32
93	30.3%	86.3 mph	J.P. Crawford	Mariners	33
94	30.3%	87.5 mph	Jonah Heim	Athletics	33
95	30.0%	84.2 mph	Tyler Freeman	Rockies	30
96	30.0%	84.1 mph	Blaze Jordan	Cardinals	30
97	29.7%	87.7 mph	Nolan Schanuel	Angels	37
98	29.3%	89.3 mph	Ozzie Albies	Braves	41
99	29.0%	87.3 mph	Lourdes Gurriel Jr.	Diamondbacks	31
100	29.0%	81.7 mph	Nicky Lopez	Rangers	31

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. Hard-Hit 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.

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/hard-hit-rate.

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