Nos. 11 through 40…data only
We begin with the players who ranked between 11th and 40th. The list shows the player, his team, his exit velocity (and rank in that category), and his “True Exit Velocity.”
Player, team EV (rank) True EV
40. Xander Bogaerts, Boston Red Sox 89.0 (72) 72.78
39. Starling Marte, Miami Marlins 87.1 (119) 72.82
38. Wilmer Flores, San Francisco Giants 87.9 (100) 73.04
37. Fernando Tatis Jr., San Diego Padres 95.9 (1) 73.14
36. Maikel Franco, Kansas City Royals 86.7 (123) 73.14
35. Carlos Santana, Cleveland Indians 88.0 (98) 73.16
34. Jorge Polanco, Minnesota Twins 86.6 (127) 73.19
33. George Springer, Houston Astros 88.7 (79) 73.52
32. Jose Ramirez, Cleveland Indians 88.7 (78) 73.68
31. Nick Solak, Texas Rangers 89.9 (47) 73.69
30. Cody Bellinger, Los Angeles Dodgers 89.3 (62) 73.87
29. Orlando Arcia, Milwaukee Brewers 89.0 (71) 73.93
28. Anthony Rizzo, Chicago Cubs 87.7 (104) 73.99
27. Kolten Wong, St. Louis Cardinals 86.5 (128) 74.02
26. Evan Longoria, Sam Francisco Giants 91.7 (21) 74.59
25. Eddie Rosario, Minnesota Twins 87.5 (108) 74.62
24. Isiah Kiner-Falefa, Texas Rangers 87.2 (116) 74.96
23. Jurickson Profar, San Diego Padres 87.2 (115) 75.11
22. Whit Merrifield, Kansas City Royals 86.1 (133) 75.38
21. Michael Brantley, Houston Astros 88.7 (77) 75.42
20. David Fletcher, Los Angeles Angels 84.7 (140) 75.49
19. Jake Cronenworth, San Diego Padres 89.8 (49) 75.77
18. Francisco Lindor, Cleveland Indians 89.9 (46) 76.04
17. Bryce Harper, Philadelphia Phillies 92.5 (13) 76.20
16. Jeff McNeil, New York Mets 86.6 (126) 76.66
15. Mookie Betts, Los Angeles Dodgers 90.7 (33) 76.69
14. Manny Machado, San Diego Padres 90.2 (38) 77.06
13. Kyle Seager, Seattle Mariners 89.3 (61) 77.42
12. Didi Gregorius, Philadelphia Phillies 88.3 (89) 77.87
11. Trea Turner, Washington Nationals 90.5 (35) 77.92