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NEW YORK—One of the great seasons in Orioles’ history is over. Not a great season for the team, but a wonderful season for Pete Alonso. Alonso finished with 43 home runs, tied with Rafael Palmeiro for eighth most in team…

Pete Alonso completed a standout individual campaign for the Baltimore Orioles despite the team missing the postseason. Alonso led the American League with 43 home runs and 113 RBIs, becoming the first player to lead both leagues in RBIs during a career. He played in all 161 games for Baltimore, extending his consecutive games streak to 577 while being named the unanimous Most Valuable Oriole.
Despite Alonso's individual success, Baltimore was mathematically eliminated from playoff contention on Thursday following a Chicago White Sox victory over Kansas City. Alonso posted a career-best .363 on-base percentage, drew 81 walks, and produced a 4.9 WAR. Teammate Gunnar Henderson appeared in 158 games, but Baltimore failed to secure an American League wild-card berth.
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