Player Benchmarks by Age
Enter a player's measurements and see where they land against typical numbers for their age — from developing to elite — then save results to watch progress over time.
How to use it
Pick the player's age and level, choose your speed units, then fill in any measurements you have — you don't need all of them. Each row shows a band and a marker on the percentile bar so you can see the gap to the next tier. Use the toggles to switch exit velocity between tee, front toss and live, and home-to-first between right- and left-handed hitters.
Tracking progress
Save a measurement with its date to build a progress chart for each metric. Retest every few weeks and the trend line shows whether training is moving the needle. Everything is stored on this device, so clearing your browser data will remove the history.
Frequently asked questions
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Sources
- Perfect Game — showcase measurement standards (reference)
- Statcast / Baseball Savant — exit velocity glossary (reference)
Last reviewed September 11, 2026. Rules and manufacturer charts change — verify against current official sources each season.