The Strongest Baseball Players in the MLB

From Bryce Harper to Mike Trout these are the 10 strongest baseball players in the MLB today.

The strongest players in the MLB by position

The strongest players in the MLB by position are as follows:

Catcher: Salvador Perez, Kansas City Royals
First baseman: Miguel Cabrera Detroit Tigers
Second baseman: Robinson Cano Seattle Mariners
Third baseman: Adrian Beltre, Texas Rangers
Shortstop: Troy Tulowitzki, Colorado Rockies
Outfielder: Giancarlo Stanton, Miami Marlins

The strongest players in the MLB by team

There are a lot of strong baseball players in the MLB, but some teams have more strength than others. Here is a look at the strongest players on each team, according to their position.

American League:

Baltimore Orioles: Manny Machado third baseman
Boston Red Sox David Ortiz designated hitter
Chicago White Sox Jose Abreu, first baseman
Cleveland Indians Carlos Santana first baseman
Detroit Tigers Miguel Cabrera, first baseman
Houston Astros George Springer, outfielder
Kansas City Royals Mike Moustakas, third baseman
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim: Albert Pujols first baseman
Minnesota Twins Joe Mauer catcher
New York Yankees Mark Teixeira first baseman
Oakland Athletics Khris Davis, outfielder
Seattle Mariners Robinson Cano, second baseman
Tampa Bay Rays Evan Longoria, third baseman
Texas Rangers Adrian Beltre, third baseman Toronto Blue Jays Troy Tulowitzki, shortstop

National League:

Arizona Diamondbacks : Paul Goldschmidt , first baseman Atlanta Braves : Freddie Freeman , first baseman Chicago Cubs : Anthony Rizzo , first baseman Cincinnati Reds : Joey Votto , first baseman Colorado Rockies : Nolan Arenado , third baseman Los Angeles Dodgers : Adrian Gonzalez , first baseman Miami Marlins : Giancarlo Stanton , outfielder Milwaukee Brewers : Ryan Braun , outfielder New York Mets : David Wright , third baseman Philadelphia Phillies : Maikel Franco , third baseman Pittsburgh Pirates : Pedro Alvarez , third fielder San Diego Padres : Matt Kemp , outfield San Francisco Giants Brandon Belt St. Louis Cardinals Matt Holliday Washington Nationals Bryce Harper

The strongest players in the MLB by division

The strongest players in the MLB by division are as follows:

American League:
--Jose Altuve Houston Astros
-Miguel Cabrera, Detroit Tigers
--Mike Trout Los Angeles Angels

National League:
--Bryce Harper Washington Nationals
-Giancarlo Stanton, Miami Marlins
--Clayton Kershaw Los Angeles Dodgers

The strongest players in the MLB by league

There are a lot of strong players in the MLB, but some stand out above the rest. In the American League Giancarlo Stanton of the New York Yankees is widely considered to be the strongest player He’s hit the most home runs in the league for four years in a row and has a batting average of .268. In the National League Ryan Howard of the Philadelphia Phillies is considered to be one of the strongest players. He’s hit 38 home runs so far this season and has a batting average of .266.

The strongest players in the MLB by age

In baseball, as in life, age is just a number. Over the course of a long season, younger players may start to lag behind their more experienced counterparts, but when it comes to raw strength, these Young Guns can pack a serious punch.

Here are the strongest players in the MLB by age, according to Statcast data on home run distances:

22: Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Toronto Blue Jays
23: Jorge Soler, Kansas City Royals
24: Ronald Acuna Jr., Atlanta Braves
25: Giancarlo Stanton, New York Yankees
26: Aaron Judge New York Yankees
27: Cody Bellinger Los Angeles Dodgers
28: J.D. Martinez, Boston Red Sox
29: Nelson Cruz, Minnesota Twins
30: Christian Yelich Milwaukee Brewers

The strongest players in the MLB by height

There are a lot of strong players in the MLB, but some of them stand out more than others. Here is a list of the strongest players in the MLB by height.

The Strongest Players in the MLB by Height:
6’6” and taller:
Giancarlo Stanton- New York Yankees
Aaron Judge- New York Yankees
6’5” and taller:
Khris Davis- Oakland Athletics
Nelson Cruz- Minnesota Twins
J.D. Martinez- Boston Red Sox
Miguel Cabrera- Detroit Tigers
Edwin Encarnacion- Cleveland Indians

The strongest players in the MLB by weight

There are a lot of factors that go into determining who the strongest player in the MLB is. Weight is one of the most important factors. Here is a list of the strongest players in the MLB by weight.

Bryce Harper, Philadelphia Phillies – Bryce Harper is listed at 6’3″ and 235 pounds. He is one of the heaviest players in the MLB.

Mike Trout, Los Angeles Angels – Mike Trout is listed at 6’2″ and 235 pounds. He is one of the heaviest players in the MLB.

Aaron Judge, New York Yankees – Aaron Judge is listed at 6’7″ and 282 pounds. He is one of the heaviest players in the MLB.

Giancarlo Stanton, New York Yankees – Giancarlo Stanton is listed at 6’6″ and 245 pounds. He is one of the heaviest players in the MLB.

The strongest players in the MLB by batting average

There are a lot of strong players in the MLB, but who are the strongest by batting average? Here are the top 10:

1. Miguel Cabrera – .330
2. Jose Bautista – .294
3. Mike Trout – .287
4. Chris Davis – .286
5. Giancarlo Stanton – .281
6. Paul Goldschmidt – .280
7. Yoenis Cespedes – .278
8. Edwin Encarnacion – .277
9. Manny Machado – .273
10. Jedd Gyorko – .272

The strongest players in the MLB by home runs

There are many ways to judge strength in baseball players One metric is home runs As of the 2019 season, these are the top 10 players in MLB history by Home Runs

1. Barry Bonds – 762
2. Hank Aaron – 755
3. Babe Ruth – 714
4. Alex Rodriguez – 696
5. Willie Mays – 660
6. Ken Griffey Jr. – 630
7. Albert Pujols – 614
8. Miguel Cabrera – 586
9. Stan Musial – 475
10. roaming Jim Thome – 612

The strongest players in the MLB by RBIs

In baseball, RBI stands for “runs batted in” and is a statistic used to measure the offensive production of a player. A player gets credit for an RBI whenever they hit a
ball that results in their teammates scoring a run. The more RBIs a player has, the more runs they have helped their team score.

RBIs are one of the most important individual statistics in baseball because they are a good measure of a player’s ability to drive in runs and produce offensively for their team. The top ten strongest players in the MLB by RBIs are listed below.

1. Hank Aaron – 2,297
2. Babe Ruth – 2,214
3. Cap Anson – 2,075
4. Alex Rodriguez – 2,055
5. Lou Gehrig – 1,990
6. Jimmie Foxx – 1,922
7. Albert Pujols – 1,879
8. Manny Ramirez – 1,833
9. Stan Musial – 1,815
10. Rogers Hornsby – 1,696