Very early observations, 2025

Let's take a very early look at some notable week one performances among batters by analyzing them in terms of their batted ball metrics.

The hitters have shown the highest average exit velocities (EV) so far in 2025 (min 30 PA):

NameLgbb%ct%BABIPOPSSwK%EV LA Brl%
Shohei OhtaniNL18%78%.308.99010.6%99.1 12.7 6.9%
Eugenio SuárezNL17%70%.0631.08513.9%98.7 20.1 33.3%
Kyle SchwarberNL9%77%.2501.0999.5%98.4 17.8 16.7%
Aaron JudgeAL11%70%.3531.44714.2%98.0 18.7 39.1%
Nathaniel LoweNL6%45%.545.97814.1%97.5 15.4 28.6%
Ben RiceAL17%72%.3751.07310.3%97.5 11.7 33.3%
Elly De La CruzNL5%78%.269.76211.4%97.0 8.6 21.4%
Adolis GarcíaAL10%89%.136.83116.2%96.5 31.4 29.2%
Alex BregmanAL5%74%.400.8375.7%96.3 18.6 7.7%
Pete AlonsoNL18%82%.2001.025

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