.245
What was the MLB-wide batting average in 2025?
Back in 2000, the league-wide batting average was .270.
Source: Baseball-Reference, MLB Batting Totals (2025) baseball-reference.com
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How many home runs did each MLB team average per game in 2025?

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.245
Back in 2000, the league-wide batting average was .270.
Source: Baseball-Reference, MLB Batting Totals (2025) baseball-reference.com
2 hours 38 minutes
A decade earlier, in 2015, nine-inning games averaged 2 hours 56 minutes.
Source: Baseball-Reference, MLB Miscellaneous Totals (2025) baseball-reference.com
0.01 per team game
In 2005, teams averaged 0.04 complete games per game — four times as often.
Source: Baseball-Reference, MLB Pitching Totals (2025) baseball-reference.com
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