Compare what MLB defenses allow to catchers, infielders, outfielders and designated hitters. Rays allow the most hits to outfielders among this slate’s teams, at 2.6 per game.
Rays2.6hits/game
Garrett MitchellMIL · HitsRays4.2bases/gameGarrett MitchellMIL · Total bases
Brewers1.1RBIs/game
Chandler SimpsonTB · RBIs| Pos | Allowed | Per game | Rank |
|---|---|---|---|
| OF | Home runs | 0.3 | Rank #10 of 30 |
| OF | Singles | 1.7 | Rank #7 of 30 |
| OF | Runs | 1.4 | Rank #6 of 30 |
| OF | RBIs | 1.1 | Rank #4 of 30 |
| OF | Hits | 2.5 | Rank #2 of 30 |
| Pos | Allowed | Per game | Rank |
|---|---|---|---|
| OF | Home runs | 0.4 | Rank #13 of 30 |
| OF | Hits | 2.6 | Rank #6 of 30 |
| OF | Total bases | 4.2 | Rank #6 of 30 |
| OF | Singles | 1.7 | Rank #5 of 30 |
| OF | RBIs | 1.1 | Rank #3 of 30 |
| Player | Opp | Game date | What the defense allows | Opp rank | Props |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Garrett MitchellMIL · OF | | Home runs allowed to OFPast matchup · Home runs | Rank #13 of 300.4 / game · 176 GPHome runs | ||
 Jackson ChourioMIL · OF | | Home runs allowed to OFPast matchup · Home runs | Rank #13 of 300.4 / game · 176 GPHome runs | ||
 Sal FrelickMIL · OF | | Home runs allowed to OFPast matchup · Home runs | Rank #13 of 300.4 / game · 176 GPHome runs | ||
Chandler SimpsonTB · OF | | Home runs allowed to OFPast matchup · Home runs | Rank #10 of 300.3 / game · 175 GPHome runs | ||
 Jonny DeLucaTB · OF | | Home runs allowed to OFPast matchup · Home runs | Rank #10 of 300.3 / game · 175 GPHome runs | ||
 Ryan ViladeTB · OF | | Home runs allowed to OFPast matchup · Home runs | Rank #10 of 300.3 / game · 175 GPHome runs | ||
 Victor Mesa Jr.TB · OF | | Home runs allowed to OFPast matchup · Home runs | Rank #10 of 300.3 / game · 175 GPHome runs | ||
 Ben WilliamsonTB · 2B | | Hits allowed to 2BPast matchup · Hits | —Incomplete dataHits | ||
 Brice TurangMIL · 2B | | Hits allowed to 2BPast matchup · Hits | —Incomplete dataHits | ||
 Christian YelichMIL · DH | | Hits allowed to DHPast matchup · Hits | —Incomplete dataHits | ||
 Cooper PrattMIL · SS | | Hits allowed to SSPast matchup · Hits | —Incomplete dataHits | ||
 David HamiltonMIL · 3B | | Hits allowed to 3BPast matchup · Hits | —Incomplete dataHits | ||
 Jake BauersMIL · 1B | | Hits allowed to 1BPast matchup · Hits | —Incomplete dataHits | ||
 Jonathan ArandaTB · 1B | | Hits allowed to 1BPast matchup · Hits | —Incomplete dataHits | ||
 Junior CamineroTB · 3B | | Hits allowed to 3BPast matchup · Hits | —Incomplete dataHits | ||
 Liam HicksTB · C | | Hits allowed to CPast matchup · Hits | —Incomplete dataHits | ||
 Richie PalaciosTB · 2B | | Hits allowed to 2BPast matchup · Hits | —Incomplete dataHits | ||
 Taylor WallsTB · SS | | Hits allowed to SSPast matchup · Hits | —Incomplete dataHits | ||
 William ContrerasMIL · C | | Hits allowed to CPast matchup · Hits | —Incomplete dataHits | ||
 Yandy DíazTB · DH | | Hits allowed to DHPast matchup · Hits | —Incomplete dataHits |
Defense vs position shows what a defense has allowed to opposing catchers, infielders, outfielders and designated hitters. Each average is the total for the entire opposing position group per team game, rather than an average for one player.
We total the recorded stats for each opposing position in each game, then average those totals over the selected window. Each defense is compared with teams that have complete data for that position and stat. Players use their current primary listed position; LF/CF/RF are grouped as OF. These are batting cohorts, not a record of where a player fielded in that game. Pitcher props remain in the separate opposing-offense analysis.
Rank #1 means the fewest of the selected stat; the highest rank means the most. The comparison count can vary with data coverage. Red indicates fewer recorded and green indicates more, which is context for that prop's Over. These are opposing hitter totals by listed position; pitcher strikeouts measure opposing offense and are not included in these defensive allowances.
Start with the opponent's stats for the player's position, then check the player's role, workload, recent results and posted line. Open a player to research the matching prop. A favorable rank is historical context, not a projection or a pick.
Rankings use recorded games from the displayed MLB season. The matchup list follows today's Eastern-time slate. On days without a new slate, the page retains the latest available slate, date and season statistics. Player context is retained for past matchups. Any stored line is labeled Past line; otherwise, recorded participants appear without an invented line. If neither is available, players from the team's latest recorded game appear as Recent lineup; their participation in the displayed matchup is unconfirmed.
Missing position or game data stays unavailable instead of being counted as zero. Rankings require complete position and stat coverage for at least 80% of the comparison teams. Recorded game counts and ties remain available alongside each rank.
