MLB Betting Stats 2025 2025
League Leaders - Teams
Top 5 Pitching
#Team | ERA | OBP | OPS | SO |
---|---|---|---|---|
1
|
3.44 | .294 | .665 | 1151 |
2
|
3.64 | .300 | .666 | 1184 |
3
|
3.65 | .306 | .682 | 1212 |
4
|
3.65 | .307 | .694 | 1069 |
5
|
3.69 | .317 | .692 | 1154 |
Top 5 Money
#Team | W/L | $ | HM $ | AW $ |
---|---|---|---|---|
1
|
85-54 | 2275 | 1033 | 1242 |
2
|
65-73 | 1548 | -117 | 1665 |
3
|
79-59 | 1478 | 1472 | 6 |
4
|
76-62 | 910 | 1130 | -220 |
5
|
64-73 | 854 | 181 | 673 |
Batting Leaders
Top 5 Batting Average
#Player | AVG |
---|---|
1 Aaron Judge | .324 |
2 Jacob Wilson | .318 |
3 Bo Bichette | .310 |
4 Jeremy Pena | .307 |
5 Trea Turner | .301 |
Top 5 Home Runs
#Player | HR |
---|---|
1 Cal Raleigh | 50 |
2 Kyle Schwarber | 49 |
3 Shohei Ohtani | 45 |
4 Aaron Judge | 43 |
5 Junior Caminero | 39 |
Top 5 Runs Batted In
#Player | RBI |
---|---|
1 Kyle Schwarber | 119 |
2 Pete Alonso | 110 |
3 Cal Raleigh | 107 |
4 Riley Greene | 101 |
5 Aaron Judge | 97 |
Top 5 Runs
#Player | R |
---|---|
1 Shohei Ohtani | 124 |
2 Aaron Judge | 110 |
3 Juan Soto | 104 |
4 Kyle Schwarber | 96 |
5 Francisco Lindor | 95 |
Pitching Leaders
Top 5 Starter Money
#Name | Team | W/L | $ |
---|---|---|---|
1 Robbie Ray | SF | 20-8 | 1000 |
2 Lucas Giolito | BOS | 16-6 | 995 |
3 Eric Lauer | TOR | 12-3 | 849 |
4 Jackson Jobe | DET | 9-1 | 826 |
5 Trevor Rogers | BAL | 11-3 | 825 |
Top 5 Starter O/U
#Name | Team | O/U | % |
---|---|---|---|
1 Yusei Kikuchi | LAA | 20-9 | 69.0 |
2 Jacob deGrom | TEX | 16-10 | 61.5 |
3 Sonny Gray | STL | 16-11 | 59.3 |
4 Jose Berrios | TOR | 16-11 | 59.3 |
5 Colin Rea | CHC | 15-8 | 65.2 |
Top 5 Wins
#Player | Wins |
---|---|
1 Freddy Peralta | 16 |
2 Carlos Rodon | 15 |
3 Max Fried | 14 |
4 Garrett Crochet | 14 |
5 Nick Pivetta | 13 |
Top 5 Earned Run Average
#Player | ERA |
---|---|
1 Paul Skenes | 2.05 |
2 Tarik Skubal | 2.18 |
3 Hunter Brown | 2.34 |
4 Garrett Crochet | 2.40 |
5 Freddy Peralta | 2.58 |
Top 5 Saves
#Player | SV |
---|---|
1 Carlos Estevez | 36 |
2 Robert Suarez | 35 |
3 Andres Munoz | 32 |
4 Trevor Megill | 30 |
5 Jeff Hoffman | 29 |
Top 5 Strikeouts
#Player | SO |
---|---|
1 Tarik Skubal | 216 |
2 Garrett Crochet | 214 |
3 Zack Wheeler | 195 |
4 Dylan Cease | 190 |
5 Paul Skenes | 187 |
Umpires
Top 5 Umpire Homer
#Name | W/L | % | $ |
---|---|---|---|
1 Paul Clemons | 20-7 | 74.1 | 1018 |
2 Laz Diaz | 20-8 | 71.4 | 904 |
3 Carlos Torres | 19-8 | 70.4 | 757 |
4 Ryan Blakney | 18-7 | 72.0 | 759 |
5 Adam Hamari | 18-9 | 66.7 | 568 |
Top 5 Umpire O/U
#Name | O/U | % | AVG |
---|---|---|---|
1 Tom Hanahan | 17-9 | 65.4 | 9.9 |
2 Lance Barrett | 17-9 | 65.4 | 9.4 |
3 Ryan Additon | 16-7 | 69.6 | 9.9 |
4 Ben May | 16-8 | 66.7 | 10.0 |
5 Alfonso Marquez | 16-9 | 64.0 | 9.7 |
League Leaders - Teams
Top 5 Pitching
#Team | ERA | OBP | OPS | SO |
---|---|---|---|---|
1
|
3.44 | .294 | .665 | 1151 |
2
|
3.65 | .307 | .694 | 1069 |
3
|
3.69 | .317 | .692 | 1154 |
4
|
3.82 | .303 | .694 | 1306 |
5
|
3.84 | .305 | .696 | 1182 |
Top 5 Money
#Team | W/L | $ | HM $ | AW $ |
---|---|---|---|---|
1
|
79-59 | 1478 | 1472 | 6 |
2
|
64-73 | 854 | 181 | 673 |
3
|
76-62 | 750 | 410 | 340 |
4
|
77-62 | 748 | 731 | 17 |
5
|
70-67 | 249 | -179 | 428 |
Batting Leaders
Top 5 Batting Average
#Player | AVG |
---|---|
1 Aaron Judge | .324 |
2 Jacob Wilson | .318 |
3 Bo Bichette | .310 |
4 Jeremy Pena | .307 |
5 George Springer | .300 |
Top 5 Home Runs
#Player | HR |
---|---|
1 Cal Raleigh | 50 |
2 Aaron Judge | 43 |
3 Junior Caminero | 39 |
4 Riley Greene | 32 |
5 Jo Adell | 31 |
Top 5 Runs Batted In
#Player | RBI |
---|---|
1 Cal Raleigh | 107 |
2 Riley Greene | 101 |
3 Aaron Judge | 97 |
4 Junior Caminero | 96 |
5 Vinnie Pasquantino | 94 |
Top 5 Runs
#Player | R |
---|---|
1 Aaron Judge | 110 |
2 Cal Raleigh | 88 |
3 Julio Rodriguez | 88 |
4 Bobby Witt Jr. | 88 |
5 Brent Rooker | 86 |
Pitching Leaders
Top 5 Starter Money
#Name | Team | W/L | $ |
---|---|---|---|
1 Lucas Giolito | BOS | 16-6 | 995 |
2 Eric Lauer | TOR | 12-3 | 849 |
3 Jackson Jobe | DET | 9-1 | 826 |
4 Trevor Rogers | BAL | 11-3 | 825 |
5 Tomoyuki Sugano | BAL | 16-10 | 825 |
Top 5 Starter O/U
#Name | Team | O/U | % |
---|---|---|---|
1 Yusei Kikuchi | LAA | 20-9 | 69.0 |
2 Jacob deGrom | TEX | 16-10 | 61.5 |
3 Jose Berrios | TOR | 16-11 | 59.3 |
4 Luis Severino | ATH | 15-8 | 65.2 |
5 Casey Mize | DET | 15-8 | 65.2 |
Top 5 Wins
#Player | Wins |
---|---|
1 Carlos Rodon | 15 |
2 Max Fried | 14 |
3 Garrett Crochet | 14 |
4 Joe Ryan | 13 |
5 Bryan Woo | 12 |
Top 5 Earned Run Average
#Player | ERA |
---|---|
1 Tarik Skubal | 2.18 |
2 Hunter Brown | 2.34 |
3 Garrett Crochet | 2.40 |
4 Jacob deGrom | 2.69 |
5 Bryan Woo | 2.95 |
Top 5 Saves
#Player | SV |
---|---|
1 Carlos Estevez | 36 |
2 Andres Munoz | 32 |
3 Jeff Hoffman | 29 |
4 Josh Hader | 28 |
5 Aroldis Chapman | 28 |
Top 5 Strikeouts
#Player | SO |
---|---|
1 Tarik Skubal | 216 |
2 Garrett Crochet | 214 |
3 Hunter Brown | 182 |
4 Carlos Rodon | 177 |
5 Joe Ryan | 174 |
Umpires
Top 5 Umpire Homer
#Name | W/L | % | $ |
---|---|---|---|
1 Laz Diaz | 13-2 | 86.7 | 1098 |
2 Carlos Torres | 13-5 | 72.2 | 995 |
3 Nestor Ceja | 12-1 | 92.3 | 1098 |
4 Ryan Blakney | 12-2 | 85.7 | 944 |
5 Adam Hamari | 12-4 | 75.0 | 896 |
Top 5 Umpire O/U
#Name | O/U | % | AVG |
---|---|---|---|
1 Alfonso Marquez | 11-5 | 68.8 | 9.9 |
2 Gabe Morales | 10-5 | 66.7 | 9.2 |
3 Lance Barrett | 10-5 | 66.7 | 9.0 |
4 Shane Livensparger | 9-4 | 69.2 | 10.9 |
5 Edwin Moscoso | 9-4 | 69.2 | 9.2 |
League Leaders - Teams
Top 5 Pitching
#Team | ERA | OBP | OPS | SO |
---|---|---|---|---|
1
|
3.64 | .300 | .666 | 1184 |
2
|
3.65 | .306 | .682 | 1212 |
3
|
3.76 | .316 | .702 | 1161 |
4
|
3.83 | .306 | .697 | 1263 |
5
|
3.85 | .305 | .700 | 1165 |
Top 5 Money
#Team | W/L | $ | HM $ | AW $ |
---|---|---|---|---|
1
|
85-54 | 2275 | 1033 | 1242 |
2
|
65-73 | 1548 | -117 | 1665 |
3
|
76-62 | 910 | 1130 | -220 |
4
|
70-68 | 350 | 374 | -24 |
5
|
79-59 | 138 | 173 | -35 |
Batting Leaders
Top 5 Batting Average
#Player | AVG |
---|---|
1 Trea Turner | .301 |
2 Freddie Freeman | .300 |
3 Sal Frelick | .298 |
4 Will Smith | .293 |
5 Ketel Marte | .290 |
Top 5 Home Runs
#Player | HR |
---|---|
1 Kyle Schwarber | 49 |
2 Shohei Ohtani | 45 |
3 Juan Soto | 36 |
4 Pete Alonso | 31 |
5 Corbin Carroll | 29 |
Top 5 Runs Batted In
#Player | RBI |
---|---|
1 Kyle Schwarber | 119 |
2 Pete Alonso | 110 |
3 Christian Yelich | 92 |
4 Juan Soto | 90 |
5 Seiya Suzuki | 89 |
Top 5 Runs
#Player | R |
---|---|
1 Shohei Ohtani | 124 |
2 Juan Soto | 104 |
3 Kyle Schwarber | 96 |
4 Francisco Lindor | 95 |
5 Elly De La Cruz | 94 |
Pitching Leaders
Top 5 Starter Money
#Name | Team | W/L | $ |
---|---|---|---|
1 Robbie Ray | SF | 20-8 | 1000 |
2 Cal Quantrill | ATL | 13-13 | 819 |
3 Quinn Priester | MIL | 14-6 | 780 |
4 Janson Junk | MIA | 8-4 | 745 |
5 Sonny Gray | STL | 19-9 | 716 |
Top 5 Starter O/U
#Name | Team | O/U | % |
---|---|---|---|
1 Sonny Gray | STL | 16-11 | 59.3 |
2 Colin Rea | CHC | 15-8 | 65.2 |
3 Brandon Pfaadt | AZ | 15-10 | 60.0 |
4 Jesus Luzardo | PHI | 15-11 | 57.7 |
5 Eduardo Rodriguez | AZ | 14-9 | 60.9 |
Top 5 Wins
#Player | Wins |
---|---|
1 Freddy Peralta | 16 |
2 Nick Pivetta | 13 |
3 Jesus Luzardo | 12 |
4 Matthew Boyd | 12 |
5 Sonny Gray | 12 |
Top 5 Earned Run Average
#Player | ERA |
---|---|
1 Paul Skenes | 2.05 |
2 Freddy Peralta | 2.58 |
3 Andrew Abbott | 2.65 |
4 Cristopher Sanchez | 2.66 |
5 Zack Wheeler | 2.71 |
Top 5 Saves
#Player | SV |
---|---|
1 Robert Suarez | 35 |
2 Trevor Megill | 30 |
3 Emilio Pagan | 26 |
4 Edwin Diaz | 25 |
5 Raisel Iglesias | 23 |
Top 5 Strikeouts
#Player | SO |
---|---|
1 Zack Wheeler | 195 |
2 Dylan Cease | 190 |
3 Paul Skenes | 187 |
4 Logan Webb | 187 |
5 Jesus Luzardo | 182 |
Umpires
Top 5 Umpire Homer
#Name | W/L | % | $ |
---|---|---|---|
1 Charlie Ramos | 11-3 | 78.6 | 871 |
2 Stu Scheurwater | 11-4 | 73.3 | 800 |
3 John Tumpane | 11-6 | 64.7 | 775 |
4 Ryan Additon | 10-3 | 76.9 | 1039 |
5 Jim Wolf | 10-5 | 66.7 | 835 |
Top 5 Umpire O/U
#Name | O/U | % | AVG |
---|---|---|---|
1 Bill Miller | 11-3 | 78.6 | 11.5 |
2 Ryan Wills | 10-2 | 83.3 | 11.1 |
3 Clint Vondrak | 10-6 | 62.5 | 12.2 |
4 Doug Eddings | 9-3 | 75.0 | 10.9 |
5 Ryan Additon | 9-4 | 69.2 | 9.2 |
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