Yordan Alvarez enters the July 18 checkpoint with a season-to-date line of .320/.430/.635 and a 1.065 OPS across 98 games, 356 at-bats, and 430 plate appearances, with 31 home runs and 72 RBI. Over his last 7 games, that output sharpens further: 7 hits in 13 at-bats for a .538 average, a .700 on-base mark, and a 1.700 OPS, with 7 walks against just 1 strikeout in 20 plate appearances. The 7-game sample includes 3 doubles, 1 home run, and 4 RBI.
The trend holds across the adjacent windows as well. Over his last 15 games, Alvarez has hit .326 with a .744 slugging percentage and a 1.156 OPS, going 14 for 43 with 3 doubles, 5 home runs, and 12 RBI. Stretched to his last 30 games, the line settles to .305/.437/.610 with a 1.047 OPS across 82 at-bats, 25 hits, 7 home runs, 17 RBI, and 20 walks against 18 strikeouts. Each window sits at or above his season-to-date OPS of 1.065, with the most recent 7-game stretch showing the largest gap.
Alvarez is also within range of several career milestones. He has 494 runs for his career, 6 shy of 500, with a pace estimate of 536. He sits at 175 career doubles, 25 away from 200, projected at a pace of 187. His career hit total stands at 842, 158 short of 1,000, with a pace estimate of 916. For 2026, his current salary is listed at 26.8 million.
Across all four windows — season-to-date, last 30, last 15, and last 7 — Alvarez's OPS has climbed as the sample size narrows, from 1.065 over the full season to 1.700 in his last 7 games.