MLB Runs Leaders 2026, With NUT Grades
2026 seasonPete Crow-Armstrong (CHC) led MLB in runs scored in 2026 at 119 R, with +4.7 NUT and an S grade.
By NUT, the most productive of the top 10 was Yordan Alvarez at +5.2 (#1 of 407 qualified hitters); the least was Trea Turner at -1.1 (#351), ranked #10 by R.
5 of the top 10 by R also rank in MLB's top 10 by NUT.
| # | Player | R | Season NUT | Grade | NUT Rk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Pete Crow-Armstrong CHC | 119 | +4.7 | S | #2 |
| 2 | Randy Arozarena SEA | 113 | +3.4 | A | #5 |
| 3 | Miguel Vargas CWS | 106 | +2.6 | B | #15 |
| 3 | James Wood WSH | 106 | +3.1 | A | #9 |
| 5 | Yordan Alvarez HOU | 105 | +5.2 | S | #1 |
| 5 | Ben Rice NYY | 105 | +3.6 | A | #3 |
| 7 | Zach Neto LAA | 102 | +1.1 | B | #73 |
| 7 | Bryan Reynolds PIT | 102 | +1.8 | B | #38 |
| 7 | Brice Turang MIL | 102 | +2.1 | B | #25 |
| 10 | Trea Turner PHI | 101 | -1.1 | D | #351 |
| 11 | Pete Alonso BAL | 100 | +3.4 | A | #4 |
| 11 | Junior Caminero TB | 100 | +3.0 | A | #10 |
| 13 | Elly De La Cruz CIN | 99 | +3.3 | A | #7 |
| 13 | Matt Olson ATL | 99 | +1.9 | B | #32 |
| 15 | Iván Herrera STL | 98 | +0.6 | C | #110 |
| 16 | Kevin McGonigle DET | 97 | +2.4 | B | #19 |
| 16 | Jordan Walker STL | 97 | +1.5 | B | #53 |
| 18 | Jackson Chourio MIL | 96 | +2.0 | B | #30 |
| 18 | Seiya Suzuki CHC | 96 | +2.5 | B | #18 |
| 18 | Fernando Tatis Jr. SD | 96 | +2.2 | B | #24 |
| 21 | Kyle Schwarber PHI | 95 | +2.8 | A | #14 |
| 22 | Otto Lopez MIA | 94 | +1.5 | B | #52 |
| 22 | Brandon Lowe PIT | 94 | +2.0 | B | #28 |
| 22 | Bobby Witt Jr. KC | 94 | +1.2 | B | #64 |
| 25 | CJ Abrams WSH | 93 | +2.1 | B | #26 |
| 25 | Jake Bauers MIL | 93 | +2.9 | A | #12 |
| 25 | Yandy Díaz TB | 93 | +1.8 | B | #37 |
| 25 | Bryce Harper PHI | 93 | +3.3 | A | #6 |
A dash means the player is below the NUT qualifying bar. NUT Rk is his rank among qualified hitters by season NUT.
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How to read the R leaders
The ranking is MLB's official runs scored leaderboard for the regular season, with qualifiers as MLB sets them. What is R? Beside it is each player's season NUT — weighted runs above average from wOBA, divided by runs per win — where 0.0 is league average. Grades use the season scale: S is elite, C is around league average. Rankings by position are on Best by Position, and the full board, sortable by any stat, is on Stats.