Is this lineup builder free?

Yes. No account, no sign-up, no limit on how many lineups you build.

Can I use it for Little League or rec ball?

Yes. Enter each player’s AVG, OBP and SLG by hand and the same logic applies at any level.

Does it work with real MLB players?

Yes. Search any player, active or retired, and pick a season or his career line.

What stats does it need?

Batting average, on-base percentage and slugging percentage. That is enough to rank hitters by what a batting order depends on.

MLB Lineup Builder & Roster Maker — Free Batting Order Tool

Any rosterEnter nine or more hitters and get the best batting order for them.

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How the batting order is built

Enter your hitters' AVG, OBP and SLG, upload a CSV, or search real MLB players, and get a batting order. The top two spots go to your best on-base hitters, because they bat most often. Spots three through five get your best mix of power and contact. The rest follow by overall hitting, so the bottom of the order still sets up the top.

Common questions

Is this lineup builder free?: Yes. No account, no sign-up, no limit on how many lineups you build.
Can I use it for Little League or rec ball?: Yes. Enter each player’s AVG, OBP and SLG by hand and the same logic applies at any level.
Does it work with real MLB players?: Yes. Search any player, active or retired, and pick a season or his career line. See the best MLB lineup of all time built this way.
What stats does it need?: Batting average, on-base percentage and slugging percentage. That is enough to rank hitters by what a batting order depends on.

How the batting order is built

Common questions

Is this lineup builder free?: Yes. No account, no sign-up, no limit on how many lineups you build.
Can I use it for Little League or rec ball?: Yes. Enter each player’s AVG, OBP and SLG by hand and the same logic applies at any level.
Does it work with real MLB players?: Yes. Search any player, active or retired, and pick a season or his career line. See the best MLB lineup of all time built this way.
What stats does it need?: Batting average, on-base percentage and slugging percentage. That is enough to rank hitters by what a batting order depends on.

One per position
Pos	Player	Season NUT
C	Gabriel Moreno	+2.9
1B	Pete Alonso	+3.4
2B	Brice Turang	+2.1
3B	Junior Caminero	+3.0
SS	Elly De La Cruz	+3.3
LF	Randy Arozarena	+3.4
CF	Pete Crow-Armstrong	+4.7
RF	James Wood	+3.1
DH	Yordan Alvarez	+5.2

One per position

Pos

Player

Season NUT

+2.9

+3.4

+2.1

+3.0