2026
15-Day HR Leaders
1 Matt Olson 7 HRs · 2 Sal Stewart 5 HRs · 3 Wilyer Abreu 4 HRs · 4 Kyle Stowers 4 HRs · 5 Dillon Dingler 4 HRs · 6 Munetaka Murakami 4 HRs · 7 Ceddanne Rafaela 4 HRs · 8 Francisco Lindor 3 HRs · 9 Bryce Harper 3 HRs · 10 Ezequiel Duran 3 HRs · 11 Rafael Devers 3 HRs · 12 Royce Lewis 3 HRs 1 Matt Olson 7 HRs · 2 Sal Stewart 5 HRs · 3 Wilyer Abreu 4 HRs · 4 Kyle Stowers 4 HRs · 5 Dillon Dingler 4 HRs · 6 Munetaka Murakami 4 HRs · 7 Ceddanne Rafaela 4 HRs · 8 Francisco Lindor 3 HRs · 9 Bryce Harper 3 HRs · 10 Ezequiel Duran 3 HRs · 11 Rafael Devers 3 HRs · 12 Royce Lewis 3 HRs
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LongDong 3.0 launches

The first daily home-run model came online — it scores every batter-vs-pitcher matchup on the slate and ranks the hitters most likely to go deep. This is the engine the whole site is built on.

The first daily home-run model came online — the engine the whole site is built on. Every day it scores each batter-vs-pitcher matchup on the slate and ranks the hitters most likely to go deep.

  • A matchup-scoring engine that rates each hitter's home-run chances against the day's starting pitcher and ballpark.
  • At its core: how often a hitter turns fly balls into home runs, weighed against how often that pitcher allows them, adjusted for the park.
  • Supporting context layered around that core number — quality of contact, exit velocity, pull tendency, and a recent-form read.
  • The first live slate scored 15 matchups and correctly flagged the day's standout home-run hitter.

Included

  • matchup-scoring engine
  • HR/FB vs pitcher, park-adjusted core
  • contact + exit-velo + form context
  • first live slate scored 15 matchups
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