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Bryan Torres
This page translates the standard batting line into modern sabermetrics. Instead of just AVG/HR/RBI you'll see wOBA (weighted on-base average — the single best snapshot of offensive value, where .320 is league average and .400+ is elite), wRC+ (park- and league-adjusted runs created, where 100 is average and 130 means 30% better than league), ISO (isolated power — slugging minus batting average, a clean power indicator), BABIP (batting average on balls in play — roughly .300 for an average hitter; sustained deviations often signal real skill change, but short-term swings can be luck), and K% / BB% for plate discipline.
The radar chart below normalizes each metric so that 100 equals league average; anything above the dotted ring means the player is beating the league, and bigger polygons mean broader excellence. For a full glossary with formulas and worked examples, visit the Learn section. If you want to compare this player head-to-head with another, jump to the Matchup tool.
wOBA
0.288
wRC+
77
BABIP
0.272
ISO
0.102
K%
20.6
BB%
9.5
wOBA: Weighted On-Base Average — overall offensive value per plate appearance
wRC+: Weighted Runs Created Plus — run production vs league avg (100)
ISO: Isolated Power — raw power (SLG minus AVG)
| Season | G | AB | H | HR | RBI | R | SB | AVG | OBP | SLG | OPS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 74 | 166 | 38 | 4 | 19 | 17 | 2 | .229 | .309 | .331 | .640 |
G
74
PA
189
AB
166
Hits
38
2B
1
3B
2
HR
4
RBI
19
Runs
17
SB
2
BB
18
SO
39
AVG
.229
OBP
.309
SLG
.331
OPS
.640