Hyeseong Kim News: Continues to produce | RotoWire
Kim went 2-for-4 with an RBI and a stolen base Thursday in a 3-0 win against San Francisco.
www.rotowire.comHere’s the latest on Hyseong Kim’s stats, based on recent MLB coverage.
- 2026 season (through mid-May): Kim has appeared in 82 at-bats with a .268 batting average, 1 home run, 8 RBIs, 5 stolen bases, 10 runs scored, and an on-base percentage around .330. His line for the year-to-date also shows a career spike in OPS near .696. These figures reflect his role as a part-time contributor with sporadic playing time so far this season. [Cited MLB.com data snippet and season summary]
- Spring training and 2025 season context: In spring training, he hit roughly .462 with 1 home run across 13 at-bats, and in the 2025 regular season his batting average was around .280 with 3 home runs and 17 RBIs in 161 at-bats, indicating solid contact skills and gap power when given regular at-bats. [Cited MLB.com and secondary outlets]
- Recent notable performances: He has had streaks with multi-hit games and occasional stolen bases, including a couple of two-hit games and a stolen base in recent weeks, contributing modestly to the offense while remaining a depth option behind the everyday lineup. [Cited Heavy.com and Rotowire coverage]
If you’d like, I can pull the latest game-by-game box scores or generate a quick chart comparing his 2025 vs 2026 numbers and show trend lines. Would you prefer a simple table or a small chart?
Citations:
- MLB.com player page with 2026 season stats[1]
- Heavy.com bio and 2025 stats recap[2]
- MLB stats page for 2026 and career totals[3]
- RotoWire game notes and stats highlights[4]