2025 MLB Leaders and Award Winners

2 leagues · 162 team games · 46 ranking tables · 44 awards

Awards

Most Valuable Player

Cy Young Award

Rookie of the Year

Gold Glove

Silver Slugger

American League

Led the American League — the first row of every table below.

Batting13 categories

RunsR

1Aaron Judge137
2Cal Raleigh110
3Julio Rodriguez106
3George Springer106
5Jose Ramirez103
6Bobby Witt99
7Byron Buxton97
8Vladimir Guerrero96
9Randy Arozarena95
10Junior Caminero93

HitsH

1Bobby Witt184
2Bo Bichette181
3Aaron Judge179
4Yandy Diaz175
5Julio Rodriguez174
6Vladimir Guerrero172
7Maikel Garcia170
7Steven Kwan170
9Jose Ramirez168
10Vinnie Pasquantino164
10Brent Rooker164

Doubles2B

1Bobby Witt47
2Bo Bichette44
3Jarren Duran41
4Brent Rooker40
5Maikel Garcia39
6Ernie Clement35
6Salvador Perez35
8Vladimir Guerrero34
8Gunnar Henderson34
8Ceddanne Rafaela34
8Jose Ramirez34
8Tyler Soderstrom34

Triples3B

1Jarren Duran13
2Zach McKinstry11
3Byron Buxton7
4Bobby Witt6
5Cody Bellinger5
5Kerry Carpenter5
5Maikel Garcia5
5Gunnar Henderson5
9Kody Clemens4
9Kyle Isbel4
9Wenceel Pérez4
9Ceddanne Rafaela4
9Ben Rice4
9Julio Rodriguez4
9Anthony Volpe4

Home RunsHR

1Cal Raleigh60
2Aaron Judge53
3Junior Caminero45
4Jo Adell37
5Riley Greene36
5Nick Kurtz36
5Taylor Ward36
8Byron Buxton35
9Trent Grisham34
10Vinnie Pasquantino32
10Julio Rodriguez32
10George Springer32

Runs Batted InRBI

1Cal Raleigh125
2Aaron Judge114
3Vinnie Pasquantino113
4Riley Greene111
5Junior Caminero110
6Taylor Ward103
7Salvador Perez100
8Jo Adell98
8Cody Bellinger98
10Trevor Story96

WalksBB

1Aaron Judge124
2Cal Raleigh97
3Mike Trout87
4Gleyber Torres85
5Trent Grisham82
6Vladimir Guerrero81
7Taylor Ward75
8J. P. Crawford74
8Wyatt Langford74
10Spencer Torkelson72

Stolen BasesSB

1José Caballero49
2Jose Ramirez44
2Chandler Simpson44
4Bobby Witt38
5Luis Robert33
6Randy Arozarena31
6Jazz Chisholm31
6Trevor Story31
9Gunnar Henderson30
9Julio Rodriguez30

Wins Above ReplacementWAR

1Aaron Judge10.9
2Cal Raleigh8.7
3Bobby Witt6.5
4George Springer6.1
5Gunnar Henderson5.9
6Julio Rodriguez5.9
7Jose Ramirez5.7
8Byron Buxton5.1
9Shea Langeliers5.1
10Maikel Garcia4.9

Batting Averagemin 502 PA

1Aaron Judge.331
2Bo Bichette.311
2Jacob Wilson.311
4George Springer.309
5Jeremy Peña.304
6Yandy Diaz.300
7Bobby Witt.295
8Vladimir Guerrero.292
9Maikel Garcia.286
10Jose Ramirez.283

On-Base Percentagemin 502 PA

1Aaron Judge.457
2George Springer.399
3Vladimir Guerrero.381
4Yandy Diaz.366
4Ryan O'Hearn.366
6Jeremy Peña.363
7Jose Ramirez.360
8Cal Raleigh.359
8Mike Trout.359
10Gleyber Torres.358

Slugging Percentagemin 502 PA

1Aaron Judge.688
2Cal Raleigh.589
3George Springer.560
4Byron Buxton.551
5Shea Langeliers.536
6Junior Caminero.535
7Jose Ramirez.503
8Bobby Witt.501
9Ben Rice.499
10Jorge Polanco.495

On-Base Plus Sluggingmin 502 PA

1Aaron Judge1.144
2George Springer.959
3Cal Raleigh.948
4Byron Buxton.878
5Jose Ramirez.863
6Shea Langeliers.861
7Bobby Witt.852
8Yandy Diaz.848
8Vladimir Guerrero.848
10Junior Caminero.846

Pitching10 categories

WinsW

1Max Fried19
2Garrett Crochet18
2Carlos Rodon18
4Bryan Woo15
5Casey Mize14
6Joe Ryan13
6Tarik Skubal13
6Framber Valdez13
9Tanner Bibee12
9Hunter Brown12
9Jacob deGrom12
9Gavin Williams12

SavesSV

1Carlos Estevez42
2Andres Munoz38
3Jeff Hoffman33
4Aroldis Chapman32
4Jhoan Duran32
6Kenley Jansen29
7Josh Hader28
8Pete Fairbanks27
9Emmanuel Clase24
10Will Vest23

StrikeoutsSO

1Garrett Crochet255
2Tarik Skubal241
3Hunter Brown206
4Carlos Rodon203
5Bryan Woo198
6Joe Ryan194
7Max Fried189
7Kevin Gausman189
9Jack Flaherty188
10Framber Valdez187

Innings PitchedIP

1Garrett Crochet205.3
2Max Fried195.3
2Carlos Rodon195.3
2Tarik Skubal195.3
5Kevin Gausman193.0
6Framber Valdez192.0
7Zack Littell186.7
7Bryan Woo186.7
9Hunter Brown185.3
10Tanner Bibee182.3

Complete GamesCG

1Tanner Bibee2
1Framber Valdez2
3Chris Bassitt1
3Brayan Bello1
3Hunter Brown1
3Patrick Corbin1
3Garrett Crochet1
3Nathan Eovaldi1
3Kevin Gausman1
3Zack Littell1
3Bailey Ober1
3Trevor Rogers1
3Tarik Skubal1

ShutoutsSHO

1Tanner Bibee1
1Garrett Crochet1
1Nathan Eovaldi1
1Kevin Gausman1
1Tarik Skubal1

Wins Above ReplacementWAR

1Tarik Skubal5.7
2Garrett Crochet4.9
3Max Fried4.3
4Hunter Brown4.0
5Kevin Gausman3.6
6Framber Valdez3.6
7Nathan Eovaldi3.0
8Bryan Woo3.0
9Kris Bubic2.8
10Trevor Rogers2.7

Earned Run Averagemin 162 IP

1Tarik Skubal2.21
2Hunter Brown2.43
3Garrett Crochet2.59
4Max Fried2.86
5Bryan Woo2.94
6Jacob deGrom2.97
7Gavin Williams3.06
8Carlos Rodon3.09
9Brayan Bello3.35
10Joe Ryan3.42

Walks and Hits per Inningmin 162 IP

1Tarik Skubal0.89
2Jacob deGrom0.92
3Bryan Woo0.93
4Hunter Brown1.02
5Garrett Crochet1.03
6Joe Ryan1.03
7Carlos Rodon1.05
8Kevin Gausman1.06
9Max Fried1.10
10Zack Littell1.10

Fielding Independent Pitchingmin 162 IP

1Tarik Skubal2.45
2Garrett Crochet2.89
3Max Fried3.07
4Hunter Brown3.14
5Framber Valdez3.38
6Kevin Gausman3.42
7Bryan Woo3.47
8Jacob deGrom3.65
9Michael Wacha3.66
10José Soriano3.73

National League

Led the National League — the first row of every table below.

Batting13 categories

RunsR

1Shohei Ohtani146
2Juan Soto120
3Francisco Lindor117
4Kyle Schwarber111
4Fernando Tatis111
6Corbin Carroll107
7Elly De La Cruz102
8Rafael Devers99
9Matt Olson98
9Geraldo Perdomo98

HitsH

1Luis Arraez181
2Trea Turner179
3Nico Hoerner178
4Geraldo Perdomo173
5Francisco Lindor172
5Shohei Ohtani172
7Pete Alonso170
7Matt Olson170
9Manny Machado169
10Brice Turang168

Doubles2B

1Pete Alonso41
1Matt Olson41
3Freddie Freeman39
4Bryan Reynolds38
4James Wood38
6Pete Crow-Armstrong37
7CJ Abrams35
7Jackson Chourio35
7Francisco Lindor35
10Rafael Devers33
10Manny Machado33
10Geraldo Perdomo33
10Agustín Ramírez33

Triples3B

1Corbin Carroll17
2Jung Hoo Lee12
3Daylen Lile11
4Shohei Ohtani9
5Mickey Moniak8
6Elly De La Cruz7
6Trea Turner7
8Michael Harris6
8Jackson Merrill6
10CJ Abrams5
10Jordan Beck5
10Michael Busch5
10Xavier Edwards5
10Hunter Goodman5
10Austin Hays5
10Jake McCarthy5
10Jeff McNeil5
10Geraldo Perdomo5

Home RunsHR

1Kyle Schwarber56
2Shohei Ohtani55
3Eugenio Suarez49
4Juan Soto43
5Pete Alonso38
6Rafael Devers35
7Michael Busch34
8Seiya Suzuki32
9Corbin Carroll31
9Pete Crow-Armstrong31
9Hunter Goodman31
9Francisco Lindor31
9James Wood31

Runs Batted InRBI

1Kyle Schwarber132
2Pete Alonso126
3Eugenio Suarez118
4Rafael Devers109
5Juan Soto105
6Seiya Suzuki103
6Christian Yelich103
8Shohei Ohtani102
9Geraldo Perdomo100
10Pete Crow-Armstrong95
10Manny Machado95
10Matt Olson95

WalksBB

1Juan Soto127
2Rafael Devers112
3Shohei Ohtani109
4Kyle Schwarber108
5Marcell Ozuna94
5Geraldo Perdomo94
7Matt Olson91
8Fernando Tatis89
9Ian Happ87
9Kyle Tucker87

Stolen BasesSB

1Oneil Cruz38
1Juan Soto38
3Elly De La Cruz37
4Trea Turner36
5Pete Crow-Armstrong35
6Victor Scott34
7Corbin Carroll32
7Fernando Tatis32
9CJ Abrams31
9Francisco Lindor31

Wins Above ReplacementWAR

1Shohei Ohtani9.4
2Kyle Schwarber7.3
3Geraldo Perdomo7.2
4Francisco Lindor6.6
5Ketel Marte5.8
6Rafael Devers5.7
7Juan Soto5.6
8Matt Olson5.4
9Corbin Carroll5.3
10Will Smith5.1

Batting Averagemin 502 PA

1Trea Turner.304
2Nico Hoerner.297
3Freddie Freeman.295
3Josh Naylor.295
5Luis Arraez.292
6Alec Burleson.290
6Geraldo Perdomo.290
8Sal Frelick.288
8Brice Turang.288
10Alec Bohm.287
10Brendan Donovan.287

On-Base Percentagemin 502 PA

1Juan Soto.396
2Shohei Ohtani.392
3Geraldo Perdomo.389
4Kyle Tucker.377
5Ketel Marte.376
6Rafael Devers.372
7Fernando Tatis.368
8Jake Cronenworth.367
8Freddie Freeman.367
10Matt Olson.366

Slugging Percentagemin 502 PA

1Shohei Ohtani.622
2Kyle Schwarber.563
3Corbin Carroll.541
4Eugenio Suarez.526
5Juan Soto.525
6Pete Alonso.524
7Michael Busch.523
8Hunter Goodman.520
9Ketel Marte.517
10Freddie Freeman.502

On-Base Plus Sluggingmin 502 PA

1Shohei Ohtani1.014
2Kyle Schwarber.928
3Juan Soto.921
4Ketel Marte.893
5Corbin Carroll.883
6Pete Alonso.871
7Freddie Freeman.869
8Michael Busch.866
9Rafael Devers.851
9Geraldo Perdomo.851

Pitching10 categories

WinsW

1Freddy Peralta17
2Jesus Luzardo15
2Logan Webb15
4Matt Boyd14
4Sonny Gray14
4Brady Singer14
7Zac Gallen13
7Adrian Morejon13
7Brandon Pfaadt13
7Nick Pivetta13
7Quinn Priester13
7Cristopher Sanchez13

SavesSV

1Robert Suarez40
2Emilio Pagan32
3Trevor Megill30
4Raisel Iglesias29
5Edwin Diaz28
6David Bednar27
7Kyle Finnegan24
8Tanner Scott23
9Daniel Palencia22
10Ryan Helsley21

StrikeoutsSO

1Logan Webb224
2Jesus Luzardo216
2Paul Skenes216
4Dylan Cease215
5Cristopher Sanchez212
6Freddy Peralta204
7Sonny Gray201
7Yoshinobu Yamamoto201
9Zack Wheeler195
10Nick Pivetta190

Innings PitchedIP

1Logan Webb207.0
2Cristopher Sanchez202.0
3Zac Gallen192.0
4Paul Skenes187.7
5Merrill Kelly184.0
6Jesus Luzardo183.7
7Robbie Ray182.3
8Nick Pivetta181.7
9Sonny Gray180.7
10Jake Irvin180.0

Complete GamesCG

1Nick Lodolo2
2Andrew Abbott1
2Erick Fedde1
2Sonny Gray1
2Hunter Greene1
2Mike King1
2Stephen Kolek1
2David Peterson1
2Robbie Ray1
2Cristopher Sanchez1
2Spencer Schwellenbach1
2Paul Skenes1
2Zack Wheeler1

ShutoutsSHO

1Andrew Abbott1
1Erick Fedde1
1Sonny Gray1
1Hunter Greene1
1Mike King1
1Stephen Kolek1
1Nick Lodolo1
1David Peterson1

Wins Above ReplacementWAR

1Cristopher Sanchez5.8
2Paul Skenes5.7
3Logan Webb5.5
4Jesus Luzardo4.5
5Yoshinobu Yamamoto4.0
6Zack Wheeler3.5
7Ranger Suarez3.3
8Chris Sale3.2
9Sonny Gray3.2
10Nick Pivetta3.2

Earned Run Averagemin 162 IP

1Paul Skenes1.97
2Yoshinobu Yamamoto2.49
3Cristopher Sanchez2.50
4Freddy Peralta2.70
5Andrew Abbott2.87
6Nick Pivetta2.87
7Matt Boyd3.21
8Logan Webb3.22
9Merrill Kelly3.52
10Clay Holmes3.53

Walks and Hits per Inningmin 162 IP

1Paul Skenes0.95
2Nick Pivetta0.98
3Yoshinobu Yamamoto0.99
4Cristopher Sanchez1.06
5Freddy Peralta1.07
6Matt Boyd1.09
7Merrill Kelly1.11
8Andrew Abbott1.15
9Nick Martinez1.21
10Robbie Ray1.21

Fielding Independent Pitchingmin 162 IP

1Paul Skenes2.36
2Cristopher Sanchez2.55
3Logan Webb2.60
4Jesus Luzardo2.90
5Yoshinobu Yamamoto2.94
6Sonny Gray3.39
7David Peterson3.48
8Nick Pivetta3.49
9Dylan Cease3.56
10Freddy Peralta3.65

How this page is built

The qualifying line for 2025 is 502 plate appearances and 162 innings pitched. It comes from the length of the schedule — 162 games per team, measured from the season files themselves — at the official rate of 3.1 plate appearances and one inning per team game. Batting average, on-base, slugging, OPS, earned run average and WHIP all use it; a player who came to the plate twice and got two hits does not appear at the top of the batting average table, which is exactly what that line is for. Counting statistics such as home runs and strikeouts have no minimum, because none is needed.

How the rankings were made

Wins above replacement in these tables is ours rather than the source database's, so it will not match a published figure exactly. Also: why every ranking stops at one league, and why some categories are missing on purpose.

Every ranking on this page is worked out inside one league. 2025 is counted as 2 separate leagues — American League and National League, and a player is ranked only against the men in his own. Leading the American League and leading baseball are different claims, and the one we can make from these files is the first. There is no combined table anywhere on this page, because adding two leagues together would produce a number that no record book recognises.

There are 46 ranking tables here, 18 places deep. Players tied on a value share a place, so a table can run past ten rows when the tenth spot is shared, and a league with fewer than ten qualified players in a category is left out rather than shown as a top ten that is not one. A player who did none of the thing is not ranked in it either — a shutout table lists the pitchers who threw one, not the hundreds who threw none tied on zero. Some categories are missing on purpose: nobody leads a league in strikeouts at the plate, in losses, or in home runs allowed. A ranking is meant to mark an achievement, so only achievements are ranked.

Wins above replacement on this page is ours, not the source database's. The hitting and pitching files carry a WAR column that we compute here from the same season lines you see, using park factors and a run environment worked out per season. Published versions elsewhere use different methods and will not match ours exactly. Every other column is the record as the database supplies it.

Names on this page lead to that player's own record. Most of them open a full career page with every season he appeared in. Some open a summary screen instead — we pre-build pages for the players people look for, and everyone else is assembled on demand from the same files, so the numbers are identical either way even though the address looks different.

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