2020s: 2020-2029

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🏆 Championship Teams

2020 Los Angeles Dodgers 43-17 (0.717) 2021 Atlanta Braves 88-73 (0.547) 2022 Houston Astros 106-56 (0.654) 2023 Texas Rangers 90-72 (0.556) 2024 Los Angeles Dodgers 98-64 (0.605) 2025 Los Angeles Dodgers 93-69 (0.574)

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2010s 2020s

🎮 Top Players by Games

Matt Olson2016-2026 Pete Alonso2019-2026 Vladimir Guerrero2019-2026 Freddie Freeman2010-2026 Ian Happ2017-2026 Bryan Reynolds2019-2026 Manny Machado2012-2026 Jose Ramirez2013-2026 Marcus Semien2013-2026 Dansby Swanson2016-2026 Rafael Devers2017-2026 Eugenio Suarez2014-2026 Kyle Schwarber2015-2026 Shohei Ohtani2018-2026 Josh Bell2016-2026 Juan Soto2018-2026 Trea Turner2015-2026 Ryan McMahon2017-2026
Most Games — 2020-2029

Most Games Played (2020-2029)

1 Matt Olson 1026 G 2 Pete Alonso 1007 G 3 Vladimir Guerrero 996 G 4 Freddie Freeman 986 G 5 Ian Happ 980 G 6 Bryan Reynolds 976 G 7 Manny Machado 970 G 8 Jose Ramirez 964 G 9 Marcus Semien 963 G 10 Dansby Swanson 963 G

💪 Top Players by Home Runs

Most Home Runs — 2020-2029

Most Home Runs (2020-2029)

1 Aaron Judge 276 HR 2 Kyle Schwarber 275 HR 3 Shohei Ohtani 270 HR 4 Pete Alonso 254 HR 5 Matt Olson 240 HR 6 Juan Soto 215 HR 7 Rafael Devers 209 HR 8 Eugenio Suarez 204 HR 9 Manny Machado 192 HR 10 Jose Ramirez 187 HR

📊 Top Players by Batting Average

Highest AVG — 2020-2029

Highest Batting Average (2020-2029)

1 Luis Arraez 0.314 2 Freddie Freeman 0.307 3 Aaron Judge 0.299 4 Yordan Alvarez 0.299 5 Yandy Diaz 0.294 6 Trea Turner 0.291 7 Bobby Witt 0.288 8 Bo Bichette 0.287 9 Vladimir Guerrero 0.286 10 Bryce Harper 0.282

What the 2020s page shows

2020 opens the 2020s and 2025 closes it in the season links. The 2020s games list is led by Matt Olson (1026), followed by Pete Alonso (1007). Aaron Judge's 276 home runs head the power list, just ahead of Kyle Schwarber (275). The batting average list starts with Luis Arraez (0.314), with Freddie Freeman second at 0.307. The 2020s power list and average list overlap: Aaron Judge. Third on the 2020s average list is Aaron Judge, 0.299. The power list's third name is Shohei Ohtani (270). Several of the 2020s's busiest players started earlier, such as Matt Olson, whose career runs 2016-2026. Only games from 2020 through 2029 count toward the 2020s lists. Titles in 2020, 2024, and 2025 make the Los Angeles Dodgers the 2020s's most frequent champion. Of the 2020s championship clubs, the 2020 Los Angeles Dodgers won at the highest rate, going 43-17.

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