In terms of the 2025 season, Oneil Cruz is ahead of the pack in batting avg with 108.000. Positioned in second is Ryan McMahon, bearing a BA of 106.000. Earning a percentage of 104.000, Riley Greene comes in at the third position. With the 4th and 5th spot are Austin Riley (103.000) along with Michael Toglia (103.000).
2025 MLB Batting Average Leaders
| BA Rank | Team | BA |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | Oneil Cruz | 108.000 |
| 2nd | Ryan McMahon | 106.000 |
| 3rd | Riley Greene | 104.000 |
| 4th | Austin Riley | 103.000 |
| 5th | Michael Toglia | 103.000 |
| 6th | Lawrence Butler | 102.000 |
| 7th | Shohei Ohtani | 100.000 |
| 8th | James Wood | 100.000 |
| 9th | Rafael Devers | 99.000 |
| 10th | Trevor Story | 99.000 |
| 11th | Kyle Schwarber | 98.000 |
| 12th | Aaron Judge | 97.000 |
| 13th | Randy Arozarena | 97.000 |
| 14th | Willy Adames | 95.000 |
| 15th | Seiya Suzuki | 95.000 |
| 16th | Taylor Ward | 94.000 |
| 17th | Nathaniel Lowe | 94.000 |
| 18th | Jarren Duran | 93.000 |
| 19th | Cal Raleigh | 93.000 |
| 20th | Christian Walker | 93.000 |
| 21st | Elly De La Cruz | 92.000 |
| 22nd | Dansby Swanson | 91.000 |
| 23rd | Bryan Reynolds | 89.000 |
| 24th | Eugenio Suarez | 89.000 |
| 25th | Heliot Ramos | 88.000 |
| 26th | Christian Yelich | 88.000 |
| 27th | Luis Robert Jr. | 88.000 |
| 28th | Gabriel Arias | 88.000 |
| 29th | Logan O’Hoppe | 88.000 |
| 30th | Kyle Stowers | 87.000 |