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Bogaerts' Hardest Hit Ball Sparks Padres Win
15 Sep
Summary
- Xander Bogaerts singled, walked, and scored twice.
- He hit the hardest ball of the game at 112 mph.
- His exit velocity numbers are near career averages.

Xander Bogaerts was instrumental in the Padres securing an 8-7 win against the Rockies on Monday. He contributed significantly by singling, walking, and crossing home plate twice during the game. Bogaerts launched the hardest-hit ball recorded in the game, a powerful 112-mph single in the eighth inning. This impressive hit exceeded his prior season-high exit velocity by one mile per hour. Despite experiencing a difficult season overall, Bogaerts' exit velocity statistics consistently remain around or slightly better than his career averages. There's optimism that his performance metrics could see an upswing in the coming years.