The home-run board scores every hitter in today’s confirmed MLB lineups on a 0–100 scale, where 50 is league average: an overall home-run score, plus the power, contact, and matchup components behind it. Each opposing starter gets a strip of their own, including a home-run vulnerability score.

Under the scores sit the Statcast rates that drive them — ISO, xwOBA, barrel %, hard-hit %, pulled barrels, sweet-spot %, fly-ball %, HR/FB, and launch angle — each heat-coded by how many standard deviations it sits from the league baseline. Green helps the home-run case, red hurts it, and an MLB-average row anchors every table. Tables fill as lineups post each day.

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