As the 2025 Major League Baseball season progresses, three of the most explosive offenses have already surpassed 300 runs scored. Meanwhile, five teams remain underwhelming, struggling to even reach the 200-run mark. The Chicago Cubs currently lead the charge, averaging 6.0 runs per game, significantly outpacing the Pittsburgh Pirates, who are languishing at just 2.98 runs per game. This disparity prompts a closer examination of how all 30 Major League teams stack up offensively.

In this analysis, the "Starting 9" will serve as a succinct nine-word summary for each team's performance thus far, incorporating full-season, full-roster statistics rather than focusing solely on individual player achievements. For each team, a most valuable player (MVP) and least valuable player (LVP) will be identified based on complete team performance. This comprehensive overview aims to provide insights into the offensive dynamics at play across the league.

The Colorado Rockies have seen Jordan Beck emerge as their most valuable player, leading the team with eight home runs and an OPS of .865. Notably, Beck recorded three multi-home run games this season, showcasing his offensive prowess despite the team's overall struggles. In contrast, Kris Bryant has been sidelined on the injured list while dealing with lumbar degenerative disc disease, having provided subpar performance since signing a substantial seven-year, $182 million contract.