Cal Raleigh Spray Chart MLB Stats & Career Totals

There is one pitch he punishes whenever he sees it

Raleigh does his damage against offspeed pitches: a .766 OPS against them, against .347 on breaking balls.

39 plate appearances ending on offspeed pitches, 48 on breaking balls.

The shape of his contact says what kind of hitter he is

Raleigh averages 23.3 degrees off the bat: 60% of his contact is in the air and 26.7% of it is on the ground.

105 batted balls with a tracked launch angle.

His contact is about the same with runners on

11.8% of Raleigh's contact with a runner in scoring position is hit hard, against 34.8% of it with the bases empty.

35 plate appearances with a runner in scoring position, 146 with the bases empty.

He is not hitting the ball with any authority this season

Raleigh's quality of contact only supports a .184 expected average, 8th percentile in the league.

181 plate appearances in 2026. 8th percentile among qualified hitters in 2026, 386th in MLB.

The big spots do not change his strikeouts either way

Raleigh strikes out in 42.9% of his trips with a runner in scoring position and 28.8% with the bases empty.

35 plate appearances with a runner in scoring position, 146 with the bases empty.

He hits lefties and righties about the same

Raleigh puts up a .624 OPS against right-handers and .396 against left-handers.

130 plate appearances against right-handers, 51 against left-handers.

There is one situation he simply cannot handle

Raleigh is at his worst against left-handers, with the bases empty, on fastballs: a .224 OPS there against .560 overall.

23 plate appearances in that situation.

One of the fastest swings in the league

Raleigh swings it at 71.0 mph, 90th percentile bat speed in the league.

181 plate appearances in 2026. 90th percentile among qualified hitters in 2026, 43rd in MLB.

This is the kind of hitter he is, in one line

Raleigh trades contact for damage: top-end barrel rate, bottom-end strikeout rate: 83rd percentile barrel rate, 11th percentile strikeout rate.

181 plate appearances in 2026. both percentiles among qualified hitters in 2026.

He does not get on base enough to help

Raleigh is on base at a .243 clip, 12th percentile in the league.

181 plate appearances in 2026. 12th percentile among qualified hitters in 2026, 369th in MLB.

The strikeouts are the thing holding his season back

Raleigh strikes out in 31.5% of his trips, 11th percentile.

181 plate appearances in 2026. 11th percentile among qualified hitters in 2026, 375th in MLB.

There is one situation he is at his most dangerous in

Raleigh is at his best against right-handers, with the bases empty, on offspeed pitches: a .883 OPS there against .560 overall.

21 plate appearances in that situation.

He hits about the same with runners on as without

With a runner in scoring position Raleigh has an OPS of .333; with the bases empty it is .612.

35 plate appearances with a runner in scoring position, 146 with the bases empty.

Too much of his contact is weak

Just 31.1% of Raleigh's contact reaches 95 mph, 19th percentile.

181 plate appearances in 2026. 19th percentile among qualified hitters in 2026, 340th in MLB.

His power holds up against both hands

The power is one-sided: Raleigh slugs .362 against right-handers and .200 against left-handers.

130 plate appearances against right-handers, 51 against left-handers.

Everything that leaves the yard leaves to his pull side

6 of Raleigh's 7 home runs have gone to his pull side and 1 of them the other way.

7 tracked home runs in 2026.

He squares the ball up as well as almost anyone

12.4% of Raleigh's batted balls are barrelled, the batted-ball class that turns into extra bases more often than not. 83rd percentile.

181 plate appearances in 2026. 83rd percentile among qualified hitters in 2026, 74th in MLB.

He cannot get the bat on the ball in the big spots

With a runner in scoring position Raleigh averages 81.4 mph off the bat, against 88.6 with the bases empty.

17 tracked batted balls with a runner in scoring position, 89 without.

One pitch is where all his power comes from

Raleigh slugs .432 against offspeed pitches and .222 against breaking balls.

39 plate appearances ending on offspeed pitches.

His home runs almost all go to the same part of the park

5 of Raleigh's 7 located home runs have gone to right field, the longest of them 418 feet.

7 tracked home runs in 2026.

He is not producing at the plate this season

Raleigh's OPS+ of 64 sits 23rd percentile among hitters this season.

181 plate appearances in 2026. 23rd percentile among qualified hitters in 2026, 324th in MLB.

He has been unlucky, and the hits should start falling

Raleigh's batting average is .161 but the quality of his contact projects .184, a gap of .023 in his favour once the bounces even out.

181 plate appearances in 2026.

He is a pull hitter, and defences can set up for it

Raleigh pulls 50.9% of his batted balls and goes the other way with 16%, a pull-side profile a shift is built for.

54 pulled, 35 up the middle and 17 the other way over 106 located batted balls.

The power is not there this season

Raleigh is slugging .317, 29th percentile in the league.

181 plate appearances in 2026. 29th percentile among qualified hitters in 2026, 301st in MLB.

His fly balls travel about as far as anyone's

Raleigh's fly balls travel 274 feet on average, and his longest of the season went 418.

66 tracked balls hit at 20 degrees or more.

He beats the ball into the ground too often

Raleigh finds a productive launch angle on only 32.4% of his contact, 35th percentile.

181 plate appearances in 2026. 35th percentile among qualified hitters in 2026, 273rd in MLB.

He takes his walks and makes pitchers come to him

Raleigh walks in 9.9% of his plate appearances, 64th percentile.

181 plate appearances in 2026. 64th percentile among qualified hitters in 2026, 151st in MLB.

He does not hit the ball hard, and it shows

Raleigh averages 87.5 mph off the bat, 38th percentile in the league.

181 plate appearances in 2026. 38th percentile among qualified hitters in 2026, 261st in MLB.

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