This month (September), Olson has a career batting average of .258 and OPS of .900.
Before All-Star break: .876
After All-Star break: .877
Monthly trend
Mth
AB
BA
OBP
OPS
April
354
.271
.366
.858
May
493
.225
.333
.834
June
552
.264
.342
.909
July
486
.261
.358
.885
Aug
673
.257
.350
.846
Sept
652
.258
.365
.900
Career Stats
Matt Olson
AB
BA
OBP
OPS
3272
.256
.351
.873
Last 3 Years
Yr
AB
R
HR
RBI
SB
BA
OBP
OPS
2021
565
99
39
111
4
.271
.371
.911
2022
616
86
34
103
0
.240
.325
.802
2023
608
127
54
139
1
.283
.389
.993
Who's Better?
Daily Leagues
Between Freeman and Olson, for those looking for the best stats today (and for most daily matchups), we give the slight edge to Freddie Freeman. Of course, weather conditions and lingering injuries also play a role so be sure to check on the latest.
Season-long Rotisserie
Freeman bats in the heart of a better lineup and, overall, has better long-term numbers so there's plenty of reason for his higher draft ranking. Streaks aside, both are perennial all-stars but Freeman is consistently better over the course of a full season.
