Bryson Stott has generally been weaker against left-handed pitchers, though he has shown signs of improvement recently. The latest available season split shows him batting .293 with 1 home run and 5 RBIs in 66 plate appearances vs. lefties this season.

Recent trend

  • In 2025, he hit .225/.287/.288 against lefties, which was a clear struggle.
  • Earlier reporting also noted he was being sat more often against left-handed starters because of that split.
  • A more recent spring-training update said he had looked better, with a .346 average and .952 OPS in 26 at-bats vs. lefties.

What it means

Stott still looks like a better matchup play against right-handed pitching, but the gap vs. lefties may be narrowing. If you’re asking for fantasy or lineup purposes, the safest read is that he’s improved but not yet fully solved that split.

Quick snapshot

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SplitLatest note
Season vs. lefties.293, 1 HR, 5 RBI in 66 PA
2025 vs. lefties.225/.287/.288
Spring 2026 vs. lefties.346, .952 OPS in 26 AB