2024年5月23日 · Among the 216 qualified hitters as of Thursday, his average swing speed of 76.2 mph was ninth best, or 96th percentile, just ahead of Julio Rodríguez and Gunnar Henderson. "Juan Soto swings fast," as expected, now confirmed. He’s also elite at squaring the ball up, which is also not surprising.

(2024) Avg Exit Velocity: 94.2, Hard Hit %: 57, wOBA: .421, xwOBA: .462, Barrel %: 19.7.

2024年5月13日 · Stanton ranks first (80.6 mph), Judge ranks seventh (76.5 mph), and Soto ranks 10th (76.1 mph). Stanton, Judge, and Soto are also the top three qualified AL batters by fast swing rate and contact blast rate. What might be more surprising is that the Yankees only rank 11th in MLB in average bat speed (71.7 mph).

Bat speed is measured at the sweet-spot of the bat. Average bat speed is the average of the top 90% of a player’s swings. A fast swing is one that has 75 MPH or more of bat speed. The total (sum) distance in feet traveled of the head of the bat in X/Y/Z space, from start of tracking data until impact point.

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2024年10月25日 · Juan Soto's Bat Speed. According to MLB.com, Juan Soto has a bat speed of 80.8 mph while hitting a swing. His average bat speed is 76.1 mph which secured his position among the...

2024年5月14日 · His 80.6 mph bat speed is nearly 9 mph faster than the MLB average bat speed, 72 mph, and nearly 6 mph faster than Statcast's "fast swing" threshold, 75 mph, which is the point where hitters really start to do damage if they square the ball up.

2024年6月21日 · Juan Soto career batting statistics for Major League, Minor League, and postseason baseball

Complete career Batting stats for the New York Mets Right Fielder Juan Soto on ESPN. Includes games played, hits and home runs per MLB season.

On August 14, Soto hit a solo home run to deep right in his first at-bat and became the 6th Yankee to hit a home run in 4 straight at-bats (joining the list with Lou Gehrig in 1932, Johnny Blanchard in 1961, Mickey Mantle in 1962, Bobby Murcer in …