NUT Report · Week 23 — Daylen Lile Tops a Three-Way Tie
Week 23 is in the books, and the top of the hitting board is a logjam. Three hitters finished the last seven days at +0.8 NUT — Daylen Lile, Tristan Peters, and Cal Raleigh — with Lile taking the top line on the tiebreak. Elsewhere, the Atlanta Braves have won 7 straight, the longest active streak in baseball. Below: the full seven-day NUT board — hitters, pitchers, and the hottest and coldest teams — plus the season leaders.
NUT of the Week
Daylen Lile — WSH · LF
+0.8 NUT · S · .429/.514/.929 · 12 H · 3 HR, 10 RBI · 3 K
Daylen Lile hit .429 over seven days with 3 home runs and 10 RBI, slugging .929 with 6 walks against just 3 strikeouts — a +0.8 NUT that topped every hitter in MLB. NUT weighs on-base and slugging together, so a week that pairs a high average with real power scores near the top of what seven days can produce.
Games You Missed — Last 7 Days
Top 5 Hitters — Last 7 Days
Top 5 Pitchers — Last 7 Days
Coldest Hitters — Last 7 Days
All below league average by NUT — it weighs on-base and slugging, so these are production gaps, not just low averages.
Coldest Pitchers — Last 7 Days
Pitcher NUT is built on strikeouts, walks, and home runs — defense removed — so these grades reflect the arm, not the glovework behind it.
Trending Teams — Last 7 Days
Team NUT sums every hitter's and pitcher's production over the last 7 days. Full hot and cold board →
Season NUT Leaders
Team NUT — This Season
Best offense by NUT: the Cubs at +9.6 hitting NUT — the same bats that led the 7-day team board. Best rotation: the Brewers at +6.7 pitching NUT.
On the streak watch, the Atlanta Braves have won 7 straight, the longest active run in baseball, on a +6.6 season NUT that ranks 7th. The Los Angeles Angels have lost 6 straight on a -8.8 NUT that ranks 29th. A streak backed by a strong NUT tends to hold; one on a middling number is closer to variance — and both of these are backed by the underlying production.
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