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Most 110+ MPH Balls in 2026

Junior Caminero leads MLB with 56 balls in play at 110 mph or harder this season.

Regular season · through October 28, 2026

Research repeated hard contact

Repeated hard contact is worth investigating. Compare available total-base lines with recent performance and matchup context.

#PlayerTeam110+ MPHHardest
1Junior CamineroTB56116.9 mph
2Fernando Tatis Jr.SD49115.7 mph
3Jordan WalkerSTL48117.2 mph
4Yordan AlvarezHOU46118.5 mph
5James WoodWSH43116.3 mph
6Jac CaglianoneKC43116.1 mph
7Elly De La CruzCIN40117.4 mph
8Oneil CruzPIT34119.0 mph
9Vladimir Guerrero Jr.TOR34116.3 mph
10Bobby Witt Jr.KC27117.2 mph
11Jo AdellCLE27116.8 mph
12Shohei OhtaniLAD27114.6 mph
13Kyle SchwarberPHI23116.8 mph
14Coby MayoBAL23116.5 mph
15Nick KurtzATH23115.9 mph
16Michael Harris IIATL22114.9 mph
17Willson ContrerasBOS21116.0 mph
18Henry BolteATH19115.1 mph
19Julio RodríguezSEA19114.6 mph
20Ketel MarteAZ18116.9 mph
21Aaron JudgeNYY17116.2 mph
22Garrett MitchellMIL17115.5 mph
23Jarren DuranBOS17114.7 mph
24Pete AlonsoBAL17114.6 mph
25Munetaka MurakamiCWS16114.1 mph

From hard contact to actual production

Junior Caminero leads MLB with 56 balls in play at 110 mph or harder this season.

Through October 28, 2026

This count captures repeated hard contact, but it is also affected by playing time. Compare recent results and the opposing pitcher with the available total-base line.

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Counts every ball put in play at 110 mph or harder off the bat, measured by MLB Statcast. Team is the hitter's most recent. Data: Baseball Savant.