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Batting Average on Balls in Play 2025

Hits on balls in play, excluding home runs. Contact quality, speed and defense all affect BABIP.

Season

Minimum workload: 3.1 plate appearances per game, rounded to the nearest whole appearance. Completed seasons use the league's scheduled regular-season game count; seasons in progress use team games played. Batting-title exceptions are not applied. Data through December 31, 2025. Data refreshed Mar 13, 2026, 3:02 AM UTC.

No. 1 / Batting Average on Balls in Play / 2025

Aaron Judge

NYY

.376

Season leader

Batting Average on Balls in Play2025 season
#	Player	Team	PA	AB	BABIP
1	A. JudgeAaron Judge	NYY	679	541	.376
2	B. TurangBrice Turang	MIL	659	584	.356
3	J. BeckJordan Beck	COL	588	539	.351
4	G. LuxGavin Lux	CIN	503	446	.351
5	T. TurnerTrea Turner	PHI	639	589	.350
6	J. WoodJames Wood	WSH	689	598	.350
7	J. PeñaJeremy Peña	HOU	543	493	.345
8	B. BichetteBo Bichette	TOR	628	582	.342
9	F. FreemanFreddie Freeman	LAD	627	556	.342
10	G. SpringerGeorge Springer	TOR	586	498	.340
11	E. De La CruzElly De La Cruz	CIN	699	629	.337
12	B. Witt Jr.Bobby Witt Jr.	KC	687	623	.334
13	M. OlsonMatt Olson	ATL	724	624	.333
14	H. GoodmanHunter Goodman	COL	579	540	.331
15	T. StoryTrevor Story	BOS	654	612	.330
16	X. EdwardsXavier Edwards	MIA	619	561	.330
17	R. O'HearnRyan O'Hearn	SD	544	474	.330
18	G. HendersonGunnar Henderson	BAL	651	577	.329
19	C. CorreaCarlos Correa	HOU	584	537	.328
20	T. SoderstromTyler Soderstrom	ATH	624	561	.327
21	J. DuranJarren Duran	BOS	696	620	.326
22	P. GoldschmidtPaul Goldschmidt	NYY	534	489	.325
23	A. BohmAlec Bohm	PHI	504	464	.324
24	R. GreeneRiley Greene	DET	655	600	.323
25	C. YelichChristian Yelich	MIL	644	573	.323
26	J. RealmutoJ.T. Realmuto	PHI	550	502	.321
27	W. ContrerasWillson Contreras	STL	563	490	.319
28	B. ReynoldsBryan Reynolds	PIT	654	587	.319
29	Y. DíazYandy Díaz	TB	651	583	.318
30	J. CrawfordJ.P. Crawford	SEA	654	570	.318
31	S. FrelickSal Frelick	MIL	594	528	.317
32	J. WilsonJacob Wilson	ATH	523	486	.317
33	J. JungJosh Jung	TEX	511	482	.316
34	S. OhtaniShohei Ohtani	LAD	727	611	.315
35	B. DonovanBrendan Donovan	STL	515	460	.315
36	J. NaylorJosh Naylor	SEA	604	543	.315
37	Z. McKinstryZach McKinstry	DET	511	452	.314
38	V. Guerrero Jr.Vladimir Guerrero Jr.	TOR	680	589	.313
39	N. HoernerNico Hoerner	CHC	649	599	.313
40	Z. NetoZach Neto	LAA	554	502	.312
41	A. BurlesonAlec Burleson	STL	546	497	.312
42	M. TroutMike Trout	LAA	556	456	.310
43	L. SosaLenyn Sosa	CWS	544	518	.309
44	H. RamosHeliot Ramos	SF	695	620	.309
45	A. PagesAndy Pages	LAD	624	581	.308
46	M. GarciaMaikel Garcia	KC	666	595	.308
47	J. ChourioJackson Chourio	MIL	589	549	.308
48	M. MachadoManny Machado	SD	678	615	.307
49	R. DeversRafael Devers	SF	729	607	.307
50	P. AlonsoPete Alonso	NYM	709	624	.305

BABIP: Hits on balls in play, excluding home runs. Contact quality, speed and defense all affect BABIP.

Understanding Batting Average on Balls in Play

Hits on balls in play, excluding home runs. Contact quality, speed and defense all affect BABIP.

Formula: (H − HR) ÷ (AB − SO − HR + SF)

Read rates alongside playing time. A small sample can produce an extreme result, and a missing value is different from zero.

Season rankings use regular-season records. A player has one combined row across teams; the team label identifies the associated team, not a separate team stint.

Source: MLB statistics and MLBDB derived measures. Formulas describe the measure above. Data refreshed Mar 13, 2026, 3:02 AM UTC.