Hit rate targets, 2023

Identifying batters with good batted ball metrics and subpar hit rates (h%) can help you find buy-low batters worth targeting heading into the second half.

These hitters have experienced a significant decline in their hit rate this season when compared to their consolidated 2019 to 2022 hit rate:

NameLgEV Brl%h% 2023h% 2020-2022h% 2023 vs. 2019-2022
Nate EatonAL84.3 0.0%13%36%-24%
Josh DonaldsonAL92.5 21.2%7%28%-21%
Garrett MitchellNL86.9 8.8%39%55%-16%
Nick MatonAL86.3 9.2%20%36%-16%
Trayce ThompsonNL92.4 23.5%21%37%-16%
Nick GordonAL89.1 4.9%18%34%-16%
Franchy CorderoAL91.0 13.9%16%31%-15%
Yu ChangAL89.9 5.9%13%28%-15%
Bubba ThompsonAL82.1 2.6%24%39%-15%
Jared WalshAL83.9 2.4%18%31%-14%
Tyler NevinAL89.7 7.9%14%27%-13%
A.J. PollockAL

Almost!

You’re just a few clicks away from accessing this feature and hundreds more throughout the year that have a singular goal in mind: Winning your league. Subscribe to BaseballHQ.com here!

Already a subscriber? Sign in here

More From Batters

Brenton Doyle's recent surge and elite results and skills vs. LHers confirm that he has not reached his ceiling yet.
Aug 25 2025 3:07am
Following the trade deadline, Arizona has returned Geraldo Perdomo to the top of the lineup. Plus, notes on Noelvi Marte and Brett Baty deserving better spots in the batting order.
Aug 22 2025 3:10am
Two NL East outfielders, Brandon Marsh and Michael Harris II, have made notable adjustments in the course of the 2025 season.
Aug 19 2025 3:07am
Brett Baty's recent surge and wide home/road splits support his potential for even further growth.
Aug 18 2025 3:09am
Dillon Dingler's massive underlying gains since July 1 confirm he still carries significant untapped upside.
Aug 11 2025 3:05am

Tools