Shohei Ohtani continues his reign as the king of MLB jersey sales for the third consecutive year! The Los Angeles Dodgers superstar joins an elite group of players, including teammate Mookie Betts, Aaron Judge, and Derek Jeter, to achieve this feat since MLB began tracking jersey sales in 2010. Ohtani's popularity transcends borders, resonating deeply with fans both domestically and internationally, particularly in his native Japan.
Following Ohtani, Yankees slugger Aaron Judge secures the second spot, followed by Dodgers teammates Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman. Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor rounds out the top five, with teammate Juan Soto claiming the sixth position in his debut year with the team.
Elly De La Cruz: A Rising Star
Cincinnati Reds shortstop Elly De La Cruz continues to captivate fans, ranking 14th in jersey sales for 2025, a testament to his electrifying talent and exciting playing style. De La Cruz's impact on the field, marked by impressive power and blazing speed, has solidified his status as a fan favorite and a two-time All-Star since his debut in 2023.
Despite a second-half slump, De La Cruz continues to lead the Reds in key offensive categories, including hits (163), RBIs (85), runs scored (101), and stolen bases (36). He's also tied with Spencer Steer for the team lead in home runs with 21.
Other Notable Jersey Sales
- Bryce Harper of the Philadelphia Phillies edges out Kyle Schwarber in jersey sales, securing the eighth spot.
- Houston Astros' Jose Altuve and San Diego Padres' Fernando Tatis Jr. complete the top 10.
- Ronald Acuna Jr. makes a strong comeback, landing at 11th, followed by Dodgers legend Clayton Kershaw.
- Pittsburgh Pirates' young ace, Paul Skenes, makes his debut on the list at No. 18.
The MLB jersey sales rankings reflect the dynamic landscape of baseball and the enduring appeal of its star players. Ohtani's continued dominance, coupled with the emergence of exciting talents like De La Cruz, keeps fans engaged and eager to represent their favorite players.