As of the 2025 Major League Baseball season, the three highest-scoring teams have surpassed 300 runs, while five teams are struggling to reach 200 runs, indicating a stark divide in offensive production. The Chicago Cubs stand out, averaging 6.0 runs per game, a significant contrast to the Pittsburgh Pirates, who are struggling to muster an average of just 2.98 runs per game. This disparity raises questions regarding the offensive capabilities of all 30 teams in the league. The following analysis highlights the best and worst performers from each roster, focusing on the overall team contributions rather than individual highlights.

The Colorado Rockies' offensive leader, Jordan Beck, has made a notable impact this season, recording eight home runs and an OPS of .865. His performance, including three multi-home run games, marks him as a key player for the Rockies, although he has driven in just nine runs from his eight homers due to the team's overall offensive struggles. Conversely, Kris Bryant's season has been one to forget. Currently on the injured list due to lumbar degenerative disc disease, his contributions have been minimal, resulting in a negative bWAR value as he has participated in less than 33 percent of team games, raising concerns about his massive contract and long-term fit with the franchise.

In Pittsburgh, Oneil Cruz leads the struggling offense, showing flashes of talent with 11 home runs and 18 stolen bases, despite challenges in his overall WAR due to subpar defense. Bryan Reynolds has been under considerable scrutiny, with a disappointing OPS of .606, which does not align with his contract value. Similarly, franchises like the Chicago White Sox are seeing players like Chase Meidroth stepping up but Andrew Vaughn's lack of production leads to his demotion to Triple-A. The Kansas City Royals remain committed to their pitching, with Bobby Witt Jr. shining defensively, while Hunter Renfroe's lack of contribution led to his designation for assignment. Teams like the Texas Rangers are evaluating young talent like Wyatt Langford, who is providing hope for the future as established players struggle through rough stretches. Across the league, other clubs have their share of standout performers and disappointing contributors, each team navigating the challenges of the 2025 season.