How to Track MLB Home Runs Today

What a Home Run Tracker Should Show

Most box scores tell you that a home run happened. A real home run tracker should also tell you how it happened — exit velocity, distance, pitch type, pitch velocity, batter hand, pitcher hand, ballpark, and inning. Those details turn a one-line result into a useful data point.

Why Today's Home Runs Matter

Today's home runs reveal which hitters are barreling balls, which pitchers are giving up dangerous contact, and which parks are playing hitter-friendly with current weather. Same-day data is the freshest signal you have.

Key Stats to Review

• Exit velocity — separates loud contact from cheap home runs.
• Distance — quick visual of who is crushing balls vs squeaking them out.
• Pitch type — tells you what's getting punished today.
• Handedness — context for the batter-vs-pitcher matchup.
• Park — some stadiums are inflating home runs more than others.

How to Use Homeruns.app

The main tracker updates throughout the day with every MLB home run, sortable by exit velocity, distance, and pitch velocity. Filter by handedness or pitch type to find patterns fast.

How Player Pages Help

For deeper context on a specific hitter, the top 50 player trackers show every home run that player has hit this season, organized by pitch type, pitcher hand, and ballpark.

How to Review Home Runs by Pitch Type

If a slider is getting hit out at an unusual rate today, that's a signal worth tracking. Each home run row shows the pitch that was hit, so you can scan the list for trends. Read more on pitch type.

How to Review Home Runs by Handedness

Lefty/righty splits show up in HR data — wind direction, park dimensions, and pitch mix all play a role. Read more on handedness.

Responsible Use for HR Prop Research

Tracking is research, not a guarantee. See Responsible Use before treating any data point as a lock.

Track Today's Home Runs

Open the live MLB home run tracker to see every HR hit today.