Record Watch
How far every active player sits from the next name on the career and playoff leaderboards — and, while a season is being played, from the single-season board. Distances only; nothing here is projected. Follow sets a player alert (rating moves of 3+ points); it does not yet alert at a specific rung.
Closest chases
- Max Scherzermlb
3 K from #8 all-time in Career Strikeouts (pitching) (Justin Verlander)
1 SV from #33 all-time in Career Saves (Jose Valverde)
14 K from #7 all-time in Career Strikeouts (pitching) (Don Sutton)
- Max Scherzermlb
1 K from #4 all-time in Postseason Strikeouts (Andy Pettitte)
2 W from #35 all-time in Career Wins (Jim Palmer)
- Edwin Díazmlb
2 SV from #37 all-time in Career Saves (Mark Melancon)
- Chris Salemlb
24 K from #25 all-time in Career Strikeouts (pitching) (Cy Young)
1 K from #24 all-time in Postseason Strikeouts (Pedro Martínez)
1 K from #25 all-time in Postseason Strikeouts (Framber Valdez)
1 K from #35 all-time in Postseason Strikeouts (Madison Bumgarner)
1 K from #38 all-time in Postseason Strikeouts (David Wells)
- Josh Hadermlb
3 SV from #39 all-time in Career Saves (Todd Worrell)
Passed recently
No passes recorded in the last 45 days. A pass is logged when a player's own total rises past someone who was ahead of him on the previous build — a rank that moved because the board was repaired is not counted.
MLB
Active = listed in the 2026 season (the latest season in data/mlb/index.json). MLB boards cover the complete 1876–present corpus. Built Sep 30, 2026.
Career Home Runs · top 50, all-time
- Giancarlo Stanton #40 (456) — 6 HR from José Canseco (#38)
Career Strikeouts (pitching) · top 50, all-time
- Max Scherzer #9 (3,557) — 3 K from Justin Verlander (#8)
- Justin Verlander #8 (3,560) — 14 K from Don Sutton (#7)
- Chris Sale #26 (2,779) — 24 K from Cy Young (#25)
Career Wins · top 50, all-time
- Justin Verlander #36 (266) — 2 W from Jim Palmer (#35)
Career Saves · top 50, all-time
- Raisel Iglesias #34 (287) — 1 SV from Jose Valverde (#33)
- Edwin Díaz #38 (260) — 2 SV from Mark Melancon (#37)
- Josh Hader #40 (253) — 3 SV from Todd Worrell (#39)
- Aroldis Chapman #9 (402) — 20 SV from Billy Wagner (#8)
- Craig Kimbrel #5 (441) — 37 SV from Lee Smith (#4)
Postseason Home Runs · top 50, all-time
- Alex Bregman #7 (19) — 1 HR from Derek Jeter (#6)
- Corey Seager #7 (19) — 1 HR from Derek Jeter (#6)
- Carlos Correa #10 (18) — 1 HR from Corey Seager (#7)
- Giancarlo Stanton #10 (18) — 1 HR from Corey Seager (#7)
- Aaron Judge #15 (17) — 1 HR from Reggie Jackson (#10)
Postseason RBI · top 50, all-time
- Alex Bregman #8 (55) — 1 RBI from Jose Altuve (#7)
- Aaron Judge #22 (41) — 1 RBI from Shane Victorino (#15)
- Yordan Alvarez #22 (41) — 1 RBI from Shane Victorino (#15)
- Freddie Freeman #27 (39) — 1 RBI from Mickey Mantle (#26)
- Cody Bellinger #35 (37) — 1 RBI from Tino Martinez (#32)
Postseason Wins · top 50, all-time
- Gerrit Cole #7 (11) — 1 W from Roger Clemens (#6)
- Nathan Eovaldi #15 (9) — 1 W from Whitey Ford (#10)
- Justin Verlander #2 (17) — 2 W from Andy Pettitte (#1)
- Max Scherzer #19 (8) — 1 W from Orlando Hernandez (#15)
- Blake Snell #27 (7) — 1 W from Orel Hershiser (#19)
Postseason Strikeouts · top 50, all-time
- Max Scherzer #5 (182) — 1 K from Andy Pettitte (#4)
- Framber Valdez #25 (95) — 1 K from Pedro Martínez (#24)
- Kenley Jansen #26 (94) — 1 K from Framber Valdez (#25)
- Tyler Glasnow #36 (86) — 1 K from Madison Bumgarner (#35)
- Nathan Eovaldi #39 (82) — 1 K from David Wells (#38)