Same Power. Sharper Focus.

Joc Pederson has always brought presence; at the plate, in the dugout, and everywhere in between. A two-time World Series champion with a reputation for showing up when it counts, he’s the kind of player who makes new moves look easy.

This season, he’s made a few. New jersey. New rhythm. And as it turns out — a sharper view of the game.

Pederson has been spotted wearing Ra Optics Daylight lenses in a couple of off-field moments that now read like a preview. Looking back, the signs were already there: a shift in mindset, a clearer approach, and a subtle nod to performance that goes far beyond practice.

Blue Sneakers? Yes. Blue Light? No.

Last spring, Pederson was photographed stepping off the team bus in a sharp, understated fit. Denim, a KAWS hoodie, and a pair of ice blue Nikes. The standout? A pair of Clyde Daylight lenses from Ra Optics. Bold yellow tint in a crystal frame. 

A few days before that, he shared a photo at a public event, smiling next to his wife, again wearing Ra Optics and a multicolor chain that said just enough.

Not Just for Screens — for Sustainability

Ra Optics creates what many of their customers are calling “the best blue light blocking glasses on the market”; not just for reducing screen strain, but for supporting deeper sleep, better energy, and more stable performance over time. The yellow Daylight lenses are engineered to block harsh, high-energy light without dulling natural colors or contrast.

For someone like Pederson, whose life is lived under stadium lights, on red-eyes, and in front of screens to review film, the right light control is no longer optional. It’s infrastructure.

A Quiet Standard Around the League

Joc’s not the only one turning to Ra.

Bryce Harper was recently spotted wearing Ra Optics aboard his private jet And across MLB, from Tampa to New York, Ra lenses are showing up more often.

In clubhouses. On travel days. During downtime. Quiet choices made by players who know the value of feeling good when it counts.

Built for the Game — and the Life Around It

Pederson brings power to the plate. But he also carries something else — a sense of calm, perspective, and presence that doesn’t waver when the lights are on.

He’s not performing for the tunnel cam. He’s just prepared. Whether it’s a family event, a media appearance, or a night game in Arlington, he’s wearing what works.

Ra Optics work on every level.

The Best Already Know

Joc isn’t trends. He’s doing what other top performers already do, making decisions that protect the things that matter most: performance, recovery, and clarity.

The best blue light blocking glasses in baseball? Worn by the players who get it.

The best already wear them. The rest are just catching on.