Hot and Cold: September 7 to September 13, 2026

Form by the rates: 16 heating up, 16 cooling off across hitters and pitchers.

Form, measured as a rate rather than a total. Comparing the week of September 7 to September 13, 2026 against the whole of August 1 to August 31, 2026, per plate appearance for hitters and per inning for pitchers, because a player who simply started more games last week has not changed, he has just played.

Hitters

Heating up. The top tenth of the group by change in points per plate appearance, a bar of +0.62 set by this run's own spread rather than by a fixed number.

PlayerTeamWeek pts/PAMonth pts/PAChangeWeek PAOur rank
Brice TurangMIL1.540.25+1.2926#59
Victor Mesa Jr.TBR1.860.57+1.2922#476
Nick FortesTBR1.290.16+1.137#342
Heliot RamosNYY1.170.13+1.036#312
Nick AllenHOU1.500.47+1.036#658
Christian KossSFG1.100.09+1.0120#773
Luis TorrensNYM2.111.14+0.979#367
Garrett MitchellMIL1.260.30+0.9623#273

Cooling off. The bottom tenth, at -0.51 or worse.

PlayerTeamWeek pts/PAMonth pts/PAChangeWeek PAOur rank
Jahmai JonesBOS-0.560.80-1.369#854
Brett SullivanCOL-0.290.77-1.057#431
Mickey GasperBOS0.471.45-0.9915#403
Christian VazquezHOU-0.600.34-0.945#500
Andruw MonasterioBOS-0.400.49-0.895#428
Mickey MoniakCOL-0.570.31-0.8814#204
Tyrone TaylorCHC0.000.87-0.879#372
Edgar QueroCHW0.000.85-0.856#586

Pitchers

Heating up. The top tenth of the group by change in points per inning, a bar of +1.82 set by this run's own spread rather than by a fixed number.

PlayerTeamWeek pts/IPMonth pts/IPChangeWeek IPOur rank
Jared JonesPIT4.000.18+3.827#202
Jacob deGromTEX4.831.74+3.096#107
Ranger SuarezBOS3.430.72+2.717#164
Jackson JobeDET3.661.23+2.436#670
Zack WheelerPHI3.000.86+2.147#15
Cristian JavierHOU2.830.79+2.046#723
Seth LugoKCR2.200.21+1.995#399
Will WarrenNYY3.331.37+1.976#259

Cooling off. The bottom tenth, at -1.81 or worse.

PlayerTeamWeek pts/IPMonth pts/IPChangeWeek IPOur rank
Jake BennettBOS-1.311.89-3.215#605
Jacob LopezATH-0.372.69-3.069#612
Nolan McLeanNYM-0.602.33-2.935#82
Cristopher SanchezPHI0.172.86-2.706#21
Max ScherzerTOR-0.801.88-2.685#747
Grayson RodriguezLAA0.032.15-2.129#581
Eury PerezMIA0.002.12-2.129#186
Brandon PfaadtARI0.262.26-2.006#302

How to read this

Everything here is a rate. Points per plate appearance and points per inning remove the schedule from the comparison, which matters more than it sounds: the single most common reason a player "broke out" last week is that he started six games instead of three.

The two windows overlap, the week sits inside the month, so every player is partly being compared against himself. That pulls each number toward zero, which means real form changes are understated here and none of them are manufactured by the method.

The cutoffs are the tenth and ninetieth percentiles of the group being shown, recomputed every time this runs. A pitcher and a hitter are never held to the same bar, because their spreads are not the same shape.

A player needs 5 plate appearances or innings in the week and 20 in the month to appear. A rate built on two at-bats is not form, it is arithmetic.

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