since 2002

Bryce Harper or Pete Alonso

1B Age: 32 Bats: L Throws: R

Next Season

2025 Projection
BARHRRBISBOPS
.28898299613.893

Rank (preseason)

18 ADP
3 1B

Career Stats

Bryce Harper
ABBAOBPOPS
5934 .281 .389 .911
Last 3 Years
YrABRHRRBISBBAOBPOPS
2022 370 63 18 65 11 .286 .364 .878
2023 457 84 21 72 11 .293 .401 .900
2024 550 84 30 87 7 .285 .373 .898

Key Splits

 ABBAOBPOPS
home 2965 .291 .404 .952
road 2969 .272 .374 .869
day 1952 .276 .392 .909
night 3982 .284 .388 .912
vs RHP 4074 .287 .399 .945
vs LHP 1860 .268 .366 .835
none on 3420 .268 .364 .868
risp 625 .280 .465 .966
loaded 111 .324 .369 1.018
April 857 .289 .411 .984
May 959 .272 .377 .912
June 889 .290 .388 .878
July 946 .260 .371 .832
Aug 1129 .303 .396 .955
Sept 1072 .272 .391 .901
1B Age: 30Bats: R Throws: R

Next Season

2025 Projection
BARHRRBISBOPS
.24392401134.826

Rank (preseason)

38 ADP
5 1B

Career Stats

Pete Alonso
ABBAOBPOPS
3139 .249 .339 .853
Last 3 Years
YrABRHRRBISBBAOBPOPS
2022 597 94 40 131 5 .271 .352 .870
2023 568 92 46 118 4 .217 .318 .822
2024 608 91 34 88 3 .240 .329 .788

Key Splits

 ABBAOBPOPS
home 1507 .239 .337 .826
road 1632 .258 .342 .880
day 1096 .240 .333 .822
night 2043 .254 .343 .871
vs RHP 2295 .254 .338 .852
vs LHP 844 .233 .342 .857
none on 1656 .251 .334 .845
risp 372 .261 .418 .996
loaded 62 .210 .333 .720
April 452 .250 .329 .844
May 479 .248 .334 .862
June 441 .265 .364 .904
July 497 .229 .320 .793
Aug 624 .250 .350 .840
Sept 591 .240 .325 .865

Who's Better?

DFS Leagues

On any given day, both Harper and Alonso give you a good chance of scoring a bunch of DFS points. Alonso smacks more HRs overall but Harper gets more extra base hits. Like most things daily, a lot of it comes down to the pitcher matchup. Everything else being equal (ballpark, weather, hot/cold streaks, etc), go with the better matchup.

Roto Leagues

Both these guys hit for a ton of power but it's no secret Harper is a better hitter overall. More plate discipline (walks) and thus better OBP and OPS. Alonso's free swingin' approach usually results in a middling batting average (or worse). So, if you're hungry for homers and have the other cats covered, consider Alonso. Otherwise, Harper s a better hitter overall and seems to be improving by the year. Toss in the fact that Harper is capable of 10+ SBs per year (and Alonso is a polar bear on the bases), there's good reason why Harper is usually drafted a couple rounds earlier.

Related

Freddie Freeman
or
Bryce Harper

What's your take?