Pete Alonso hit 6 home runs with a .404 batting average and a 1.234 OPS over his last 13 games (August 14-27, 2026), driving in 14 runs. It is the best stretch of a season in which the Baltimore first baseman already had 32 home runs and 91 RBI.
The Last 14 Days
| Stat | Alonso (Aug 14-27) | 2026 Season |
|---|---|---|
| G | 13 | 134 |
| PA | 56 | 580 |
| AVG | .404 | .274 |
| OBP | .446 | .362 |
| SLG | .788 | .512 |
| OPS | 1.234 | .874 |
| HR | 6 | 32 |
| RBI | 14 | 91 |
| K | 13 | 140 |
| BB | 3 | 64 |
He collected 21 hits in 52 at-bats during the stretch, with 2 doubles and 6 homers among them. His BABIP over the 13 games was .455, so some of the batting average is hit luck; the home runs are the part of the line that travels.
Statcast Breakdown
Alonso's Legends Deck card data shows a 14.0% barrel rate, a 56% hard-hit rate and a 94.1 mph average exit velocity. His expected stats back up the production: a .287 xBA, a .553 xSLG and a .396 xwOBA. Those expected numbers are well ahead of his .274 actual average and show a hitter making consistently loud contact rather than living on soft singles.
Why It Might Sustain (Or Not)
The expected stats are the reason to believe in the power: a .553 xSLG against a .512 actual slugging percentage says the season line is, if anything, slightly light. The caution is the .455 BABIP across the 13 games. A .404 average will come down; the contact quality behind it is the more durable part.
In Legends Deck
Alonso's card is rated 91 overall, with an 88 Power grade and an 81 Contact grade. Those grades are built from the same exit velocity, barrel and expected-stat inputs shown above, so a hot stretch like this one is what keeps a card in the low 90s.
See his current card on the Legends Deck marketplace.
