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Yordan Alvarez Sets the Table Alone

JULY 15, 2026

The league's hottest offenses and hitters, by OPS and home runs.

Today is all about the bats. Yordan Alvarez keeps climbing while a wave of Nationals and Yankees mashers crowd in behind him. The homers are flying, and a few big names are quietly hitting the brakes.

Best offenses

Team OPS — on-base plus slugging. Higher is better.

The Dodgers still pace the league in team OPS at .777, but the Pirates are right on their heels at .768 and Washington third at .759 — a lineup outhitting a team you might not expect to see this high.

Swinging a green bat

Hitters at .900+ OPS — elite (green). A shimmer means a historic pace (1.000+).

Season leaders

The season’s top five in home runs, RBI and batting average.

Kyle Schwarber leads the home run chase at 32, a step ahead of Alvarez at 31, while Otto Lopez of the Marlins tops the batting race at .334. Jordan Walker quietly owns the RBI lead with 74.

Home runs
RBI
Batting average

Climbing the home-run ladder

Most home runs added this week.

Wood and Ben Rice each added three homers this week, Wood collecting his against the Yankees and Rice answering with two off Tampa Bay in a single day. Alvarez, Ohtani and Caminero all chipped in a pair.

Stats via the MLB Stats API. Colors, form scores and power rankings are Baseball Lens's own.