Teoscar Hernández (2025 Los Angeles Dodgers) [Power Pros 2024 Power Number]

Teoscar José Hernández
Teoscar José Hernández

Dodgers' Teo-kun

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　With reliable power that consistently records 20 home runs every year, combined with above-average speed and a strong arm, he can be called a very well-balanced, great player.
　He played for the Mariners in 2023, but his hitting performance was lackluster, and he couldn't really show his true ability, striking out 211 times.
　He moved to the Dodgers starting in 2024, and in his first year with the team, he successfully bounced back by hitting 33 home runs. His OPS of .840 was excellent.
　Great things were expected of him in 2025, but his overall hitting performance declined. His batting average was .247, the worst in the last five years, and his home run total dropped to 25 from the previous year. His OPS also fell to .738, which is also his worst in the last five years.

2025 Stats: .247, 25 HR, 89 RBI, 5 Stolen Bases

About the rating

　A point to note is that his batted balls have lost their launch angle. His trajectory has been lowered to 2. There is no doubt that he is a player past his prime in terms of age, and it is expected that his long-ball power will continue to decline.
　Regarding his speed, it is reasonably above average and sufficient for an outfielder. However, his arm strength has declined, and the strong arm he once had is no longer seen. As an outfielder, his OAA is -9, showing a noticeably narrow defensive range, but his DRS is +1, meaning he is defending at a reasonably average level.

Vs. Lefties D

　His OPS vs. righties is .734 and vs. lefties is .752, which is almost negligible.

Clutch B

　His OPS with runners in scoring position is .830, so he hits well in clutch situations.

Wide-Angle Hitting

　He hits to all fields, with 12 home runs to center and 5 home runs to the opposite field.

Multi-HR Game

　Recorded 3 multi-home run games.

A word from the author

　Although he is a player who feels like he is declining in terms of age, there is no doubt that he is still a key player for the Dodgers. While he is a player with shining physical abilities, combining speed and power, his hitting performance isn't exactly outstanding, so I feel it might be a bit difficult to rely on him solely as a DH.

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