The 2021 Home Run Derby utilized an eight-man bracket with the players seeded Nos. 1-8. Los Angeles Angels star Shohei Ohtani was the top seed, while hometown hero Trevor Story was the No. 7 seed.

2021 MLB Home Run derby: Pete Alonso defends his crown, while Shohei Ohtani shines in slugfest at Coors Field Jesse Yomtov USA TODAY 0:00 ...

New York Mets first baseman Pete Alonso hit 23 home runs to defeat Baltimore Orioles first baseman Trey Mancini in the final of the 2021 Home Run Derby at Coors Field.

Alonso becomes the fourth player in Mets history to participate in multiple Home Run Derby contests. Howard Johnson competed for the Mets in 1989 and 1991 in Anaheim and Toronto, respectively.

Pete Alonso wins the 2021 Home Run Derby. Getty Images He added: “There was no point where I thought I was going to lose, ever.” ...

It's Pete Alonso's world and we're just living in it. The Mets' slugger dominated the 2021 Home Run Derby on Monday night, seizing his second straight derby crown as he rolled through each round ...

His 2021 derby total trails only Vladimir Guerrero Jr. 's 91 in 2019 for the most in a single contest. 3: Having also triumphed at the 2019 Home Run Derby, Alonso became just the third hitter to ...

Alonso finished with 74 home runs, which marked the second-highest total in Home Run Derby history. He didn’t come close to the 91 hit by Guerrero Jr. in 2019, but he did top his own 2019 total ...

Alonso isn’t an All-Star this season, but he’s proving that the Derby is his time to shine. He hit 74 home runs on Monday and now has 131 in his career, the most of any player.

Sports Home Run Derby 2021: Records fall as Mets’ Pete Alonso repeats as champ Updated: Jul. 12, 2021, 11:18 p.m. | Published: Jul. 12, 2021, 10:56 p.m. 28 1/28 Home Run Derby 2021 By The ...

Nearly every pitch Mets bench coach Dave Jauss threw was in Pete Alonso’s wheelhouse, and the duo made light work of the Home Run Derby for Alonso’s second straight win.Nobody was having more ...

Alonso becomes the fourth player in Mets history to participate in multiple Home Run Derby contests. Howard Johnson competed for the Mets in 1989 and 1991 in Anaheim and Toronto, respectively.