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The ceiling and floor of Ezequiel Tovar’s capabilities

Ezequiel Tovar experienced a significant decline in production during the 2026 season, finishing with a -0.3 rWAR. This performance stands in stark contrast to his 2024 campaign, where he secured a Gold Glove and led the National League in doubles.

His offensive output saw a sharp decrease across the board, including a batting average drop from .269 to .219 and a reduction in home runs from 26 to 13. The shortstop also saw his RBI total fall from 78 to 44 over the two-year span.

These struggles were highlighted during a late September matchup against the Chicago White Sox.

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