In regard to the 2025 campaign, Ryne Nelson ranks first in OPS with 1.000. Holding the runner up spot is Rafael Flores, enjoying an OPS of .800. Holding a percentage of .750, Brian Navarreto comes in at the third position. Finishing out the top five are Aaron Judge (.677) in addition to Brewer Hicklen (.667).
2025 MLB OPS Leaders
OPS Rank | Team | OPS |
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1st | Ryne Nelson | 11.000 |
2nd | Rafael Flores | 1.800 |
3rd | Brian Navarreto | 1.750 |
4th | Aaron Judge | 1.677 |
5th | Brewer Hicklen | 1.667 |
6th | Corey Julks | 1.625 |
7th | Shohei Ohtani | 1.623 |
8th | Nick Kurtz | 1.615 |
9th | Carter Jensen | 1.611 |
10th | Carlos Cortes | 1.595 |
11th | Cal Raleigh | 1.586 |
12th | Giancarlo Stanton | 1.575 |
13th | Daulton Varsho | 1.568 |
14th | Kyle Schwarber | 1.564 |
15th | George Springer | 1.550 |
16th | Kyle Stowers | 1.544 |
17th | Austin Wynns | 1.544 |
18th | Sal Stewart | 1.543 |
19th | Corbin Carroll | 1.540 |
20th | Byron Buxton | 1.540 |
21st | Junior Caminero | 1.535 |
22nd | Jahmai Jones | 1.534 |
23rd | Juan Soto | 1.533 |
24th | Eugenio Suarez | 1.532 |
25th | Ryan Fitzgerald | 1.531 |
26th | Jakob Marsee | 1.530 |
27th | Hunter Goodman | 1.527 |
28th | Pete Alonso | 1.526 |
29th | Mickey Moniak | 1.525 |
30th | Zach Cole | 1.522 |