MLB Team Batting Stats

Compare team-level hitting environments so you can spot offenses to stack, lineups to avoid with fringe streamers, and where park factors and handedness splits start actually becoming actionable.

Best lineup

Dodgers

The safest all-around fantasy offense.

Most power

Braves

Still built to punish mistakes.

Most patient

Yankees

Walks create fantasy pressure too.

Attack with pitching

Athletics

Weak bats + strikeout risk = targetable.

Split-ready team offense board

Placeholder values for now. The structure is live so we can layer in real team batting data and splits next.

Overall vs LHP vs RHP Home Away Last 7 Last 14 Last 30

Team

AVG

OBP

SLG

OPS

wOBA

wRC+

BB%

Why it matters

Dodgers

LAD

.271

.347

.462

.809

.356

122

20.9%

9.8%

Deep lineup, power everywhere.

Braves

ATL

.264

.338

.451

.789

.348

118

22.8%

9.3%

High-end damage upside.

Yankees

NYY

.251

.335

.440

.775

.341

114

23.6%

10.7%

Patient and dangerous.

Mariners

SEA

.232

.309

.392

.701

.308

26.7%

8.8%

Strikeout risk stays real.

Padres

.258

.329

.421

.750

.330

107

19.5%

8.4%

Solid contact baseline.

Athletics

ATH

.228

.298

.381

.679

.301

25.9%

7.6%

Attackable in tough spots.

How to use team batting stats

Attack weak lineups with borderline streamers when park context helps too.
Use K% and BB% to identify teams that create fantasy ceiling or ratio risk for opposing pitchers.
Pair OPS, wOBA, and wRC+ with park factors instead of treating either signal alone as gospel.
Split views are where this gets useful fast: vs LHP, vs RHP, and recent windows matter.

What’s next

Dedicated split pages for vs LHP / vs RHP / home / away / last 7 / 14 / 30
Internal links between team offense and park factor environments
Probable pitcher overlays so weak offenses become clear streaming targets
Eventually: batter-vs-pitcher and custom matchup pages layered on top