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Descriptive only — these are measured plate-discipline and contact rates, not projections.
MLB batters · MLB · as of 2025-09-28

Kyle Tucker

Historical measurements from this snapshot.
Estimated wOBA on contact, average
0.371
Percentile rank 95 among 485 measured profiles
pct 95 of 485 measured
Exit velocity, average
83.7 mph
Percentile rank 64 among 485 measured profiles
pct 64 of 485 measured
Batting side
L
Exit velocity, 90th percentile
102.5 mph
Percentile rank 54 among 485 measured profiles
pct 54 of 485 measured
Batted-ball events
733
Percentile rank 82 among 485 measured profiles
pct 82 of 485 measured
Pitches in the rulebook zone
51.7%
Percentile rank 66 among 485 measured profiles
pct 66 of 485 measured
Pitches faced
2216
Percentile rank 82 among 485 measured profiles
pct 82 of 485 measured
Switch hitter
no
Most-seen pitch type
FF
Most-seen pitch type share
29.6%
Percentile rank 33 among 485 measured profiles
pct 33 of 485 measured
Velocity seen, 10th percentile
80.6 mph
Percentile rank 19 among 485 measured profiles
pct 19 of 485 measured
Velocity seen, median
89.6 mph
Percentile rank 29 among 485 measured profiles
pct 29 of 485 measured
Velocity seen, 90th percentile
96.3 mph
Percentile rank 44 among 485 measured profiles
pct 44 of 485 measured
Stored percentiles rank measured rows in this published pack; higher is only higher, not a quality judgement.

What stands out

  • The gap is the story: .371 contact quality on 83.7 mph average exit velocity.
  • The top end explains part of it -- 102.5 mph at the 90th percentile.
  • 733 batted balls out of 2,216 pitches seen.
Reading note

Descriptive only, from a single 2025 Statcast pull (pitches_faced_2025>=300 floor, 485 of 671 batters). The contact numbers -- exit velocity and estimated wOBA on contact -- cover the batted balls only, not every pitch seen, and estimated wOBA on contact is a batted-ball model: it says nothing about walks, strikeouts, or actual results. This pull carries no swing/miss or launch-angle column, so there is no whiff rate and no barrel profile here. Not park-, role-, or opponent-adjusted, and not a prediction. A high estimated wOBA on contact alongside an ordinary average exit velocity usually points at launch angle or spray direction -- neither of which is in this pull, so the mechanism is not identified here.