Who are the 25 fastest players in MLB right now?

The Royals superstar has 110 bases over his first three seasons, and finished second in the AL MVP vote in 2024. He leads all players since 2024 with 30.5 feet per second sprint speed.

Rojas is a tremendous weapon off the bench for the Phils as a pinch runner and defensive replacement. He ranks as the second fastest player in MLB at 30.1 feet per second.

St. Louis is hopeful Scott is their long-term center fielder. He swiped 94 bases as a minor leaguer in 2024 and has averaged 30.0 feet per second sprint speed.

Fitzgerald had a breakout rookie season with 15 home runs and 17 stolen bases in only 96 games during 2024. He also averaged an elite 30.0 feet per second sprint speed.

The flashy Crow-Armstrong stole 27 bases in 123 games during his rookie season. Also playing an elite center field, he averaged 30.0 feet per second sprint speed.

De La Cruz is bursting with power and speed, hitting 25 homers with a league-high 67 steals in 2024. He averages 30.0 feet per second sprint speed.

Siri shows elite range in center field and a flair for making big plays. The former Ray now Met averages 29.9 feet per second sprinting.

Mateo led the AL with 35 steals in 2022, but is now more of a utlityman. His speed remains valuable off the bench, and as he averages 29.8 feet per second.

DeLuca has become the Rays starting center fielder following the departure of Jose Siri. He has plenty of range with 29.8 feet per second sprint speed.

Pena has shown ample power and speed in three MLB seasons. He averages 29.8 feet per second sprint speed.

A long-time MLB utilityman, Hampson has 65 career steals over eight seasons. He's still one of the game's fastest players at 29.8 feet per second.

A former first-round pick, McCarthy has more than 20 steals in three consecutive seasons. He flashes speed at 29.7 feet per second.

The oft-injured Buxton showed his old speed last season despite only stealing seven bases in 102 games. His sprint speed was 29.7 feet per second.

Young became Washington's starting center fielder last season, showing off his wheels. While playing well in center field, he also stole 33 bases in 150 games.

Chourio is a budding star, finishing third in NL Rookie of the Year voting after hitting .275-21-79 with 22 steals. His speed is as impressive as his hitting ability, averaging 29.7 feet per second.

Langford became a regular for the Rangers less than a year after being drafted fourth overall out of Florida. He stole 19 bases in 134 games last season, and averaged 29.7 feet per second.

Turner has long been one of the league's speediest players, with 281 steals over 11 seasons. He's still showing elite speed, averaging 29.6 feet per second.

Duran was a sparkplug atop the Red Sox lineup last season leading the AL in doubles and triples while stealing 34 bases. He averages 29.6 feet per second sprinting.

Blanco has emerged as an excellent bench player for the Royals, with elite speed and outfield defense. He stole 55 bases off the bench in 2023-2024, and has averaged 29.6 feet per second sprint speed.

Hill spent 2024 with three different teams, drawing interest due to his athleticism. Now settled in with the Marlins, he's been a strong outfield speed option averaging 29.6 feet per second.

Carroll is one of baseball's best young superstars, with two 20/20 seasons in his first two full campaigns. He totaled 89 stolen bases in those two years, and averages 29.6 feet per second.

J-Rod has been an elite player in three seasons, with 80 home runs and 87 stolen bases. Seattle's center fielder averages 29.5 feet per second since 2024.

Injuries have plagued Mitchell early in his career, but he's run well when healthy. He had 11 steals in 69 games during 2024, averaging 29.5 feet per second.

Turang has been promoted to leadoff early in 2025, and it's easy to see why with his sprint speed. He swiped 50 bases in 2024 and averages 29.4 feet per second sprint speed.

After seeing somewhat regular playing time in 2024, Hamilton has given way to rookie Kristina Campbell in 2025. He's still an excellent bench option after stealing 33 bases, showing off his speed at 29.3 feet per second.