Descriptive only — no edge claimed. These are measured plate-discipline and contact rates, not projections.
MLB batters · MLB · as of 2025-09-28
Mike Trout
Descriptive card · conservative measured rates.
bats
R
switch hitter
no
pitches faced
2440
Higher than 90% of 485 in pack
top pitch type seen
FF
top pitch type seen %
45.5
Higher than 99% of 485 in pack
velo seen p10
82.6
Higher than 99% of 485 in pack
velo seen p50
92.5
Higher than 100% of 485 in pack
velo seen p90
96.8
Higher than 90% of 485 in pack
% pitches in rulebook zone
51.2
Higher than 57% of 485 in pack
n batted balls
589
Higher than 64% of 485 in pack
avg exit velo
83.2
Higher than 55% of 485 in pack
exit velo p90
104.6
Higher than 82% of 485 in pack
avg estimated woba on contact
0.361
Higher than 92% of 485 in pack
Bars show where this card sits within its own pack (485 mlb batters), by simple rank of the measured value. Higher is only higher -- no quality judgement is implied.
What stands out
- That diet came in hot -- the median pitch he saw was 92.5 mph, the highest median velocity in this set.
- He still did damage: 90th-percentile exit velocity 104.6 mph, .361 estimated wOBA on contact.
- A comparatively small contact sample: 589 batted balls over 2,440 pitches seen.
Reading note
Descriptive only, from a single 2025 Statcast pull (>=300 pitches-faced floor). The 589 batted balls is a small sample, so the contact numbers carry more noise than the higher-volume hitters here. Estimated wOBA on contact is a batted-ball model over those 589 balls, not all 2,440 pitches, and says nothing about walks or strikeouts. No swing/miss or launch-angle column in this pull. Not park- or opponent-adjusted; not a prediction. 'Most fastball-heavy/highest median' is scoped to these twelve hitters.