Identifying the home/road splits of batters can help you maximize your lineups. In addition, they can help you find hidden production that could blossom in the future.
Over the past decade, rate metrics like BA, OBP, and Slg all have been consistently higher when batters hit at home compared to on the road:



Further, the length of time it takes for batters to hit a home run or generate an RBI has been consistently shorter when they play at home:


At an individual level in 2026, these batters have shown the widest home/road OPS splits so far in 2026 (min 50+ PA home/road):
| Home | Road | Δ | ||||||||
| Name | Lg | ct% | OPS | EV | ct% | OPS | EV | ct% | OPS | EV |
| Jake Rogers | AL | 74% | .899 | 90.4 | 59% | .345 | 85.1 | 15% | .555 | 5.3 |
| Griffin Conine | NL | 69% | 1.157 | 93.1 | 61% | .700 | 92.3 | 8% | .457 | 0.8 |
| Alika Williams | AL | 72% | .915 | |||||||
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