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Here are the final stats leaders from the 2026 season

The 2026 Major League Baseball campaign wrapped up with a fascinating mix of first-time crowns and dominant repeat performances across both leagues. Yordan Alvarez captured the American League batting title with an impressive mark of .316 for Houston, while Gabriel Moreno turned his season around following an early injury to secure the National League batting crown with a .311 average.

In the power categories, Pete Alonso paced the Junior Circuit with 43 home runs and 113 runs batted in after joining the Orioles, making him the first player in history to lead both leagues in RBIs. Meanwhile, Pete Crow-Armstrong and Kyle Schwarber tied for the Major League lead by launching 45 homers apiece, and Alec Burleson surged to the top of the senior circuit with 116 RBIs.

Chandler Simpson also cemented his status on the base paths by swiping 46 bases to lead the American League.

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