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How do two teams stack up? Every team stat side by side, each with its rank among all 30.
2026 seasonregular season, raw totals
Team ATexas RangersTeam BNew York Mets
The Rangers rank better on 13 of 25 team stats.
 Rangers | Overview |  Mets |
|---|---|---|
| 80-82 | Record | 74-88 |
| -46 | Run differential | -32 |
| .46921st | Pythagorean win% | 20th.479 |
Hittingvalue · rank of 30
| 4.1525th | Runs scored per game | 21st4.31 |
| .24219th | Batting average | 23rd.239 |
| .31716th | On-base percentage | 26th.310 |
| .39623rd | Slugging percentage | 22nd.396 |
| .71320th | OPS (on-base plus slugging) | 23rd.706 |
| .15420th | Isolated power (SLG − AVG) | 14th.157 |
| 18315th | Home runs | 9th204 |
| 8.7%17th | Walk rate (BB / PA) | 19th8.6% |
| 23.0%23rd | Strikeout rate (K / PA) | 19th22.3% |
| 7826th | Stolen bases | 24th83 |
| .29113th | BABIP (average on balls in play) | 26th.280 |
Pitchingvalue · rank of 30
| 4.4414th | Runs allowed per game | 18th4.51 |
| 4.3222nd | ERA | 17th4.15 |
| 1.3018th | WHIP (walks + hits per inning) | 13th1.29 |
| 8.4815th | Strikeouts per 9 innings | 7th9.05 |
| 3.159th | Walks per 9 innings | 16th3.45 |
| 1.2021st | Home runs per 9 innings | 16th1.15 |
| 2.699th | Strikeout-to-walk ratio | 10th2.63 |
| 22.0%16th | Strikeout rate (K / batters faced) | 7th23.5% |
| .72521st | Opponent OPS | 14th.713 |
| 4314th | Saves | 28th31 |
| 68.3%9th | Save conversion (SV / save chances) | 16th62.0% |
Fieldingvalue · rank of 30
| .9886th | Fielding percentage | 24th.983 |
| 686th | Errors | 22nd94 |
| 21.8%17th | Caught-stealing rate | 3rd32.4% |
| 10127th | Double plays turned | 29th96 |
How this is measured
Raw season stats from the MLB Stats API; ranks are among all 30 clubs, 1st = best in the stat's good direction. The better side of each row is in bold. Counting a team's “wins” across rows treats every stat as equal, which they are not — runs scored and allowed per game say more about a team than stolen bases do. Nothing is adjusted for park or schedule.