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Arizona's Perdomo Plummets: Where Did the MVP Go?

Summary

  • Geraldo Perdomo's 2026 OPS of .671 is on pace to be his worst season.
  • His productivity with runners on base has significantly declined in 2026.
  • Perdomo's elite defense and leadership remain strong despite offensive struggles.
Arizona's Perdomo Plummets: Where Did the MVP Go?

Arizona Diamondbacks' shortstop Geraldo Perdomo, a standout in 2025, is facing an unusually unproductive 2026 season. His .671 OPS is on pace to be his lowest since 2022, and his RBI production has sharply declined, falling short of the franchise record he set last year. Perdomo's offensive struggles are particularly evident with runners on base, where his batting average has dropped significantly.

Despite Perdomo's hitting difficulties, his core strengths remain intact. His chase, whiff, and strikeout rates are near elite levels, and his walk rate is strong. He is also seeing an improved number of pitches per plate appearance. Defensively, Perdomo is performing even better at shortstop than in 2025, contributing positively with Fielding Run Value and Outs Above Average. He also serves as a vocal leader in the clubhouse, underscoring his value beyond offensive statistics.

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