Just a few days after tallying his first hits with the Baltimore Orioles, Pete Alonso offered insights on his transition to Baltimore and how it compares to his time with the New York Mets.
Despite Aaron Judge and Pete Alonso creating plenty of buzz during spring training with their two home runs each, a Baltimore Orioles player has quietly maintained a perfect home run record.
A former New York Yankees and San Francisco Giants infielder has joined the Baltimore Orioles, bringing experience and a chance to compete for a roster spot.
The Baltimore Orioles provided a crucial injury update on Pete Alonso’s teammate, marking an early-season setback for the infield heading into 2026.
Former Mets star Pete Alonso shared his thoughts on leaving New York and explained why he is fully focused on his new chapter with the Baltimore Orioles.
There might be some bad blood between Pete Alonso and the New York Mets after the former left for the Baltimore Orioles in MLB free agency.
As spring training approaches, the New York Mets are reportedly seeking a final addition to their roster. They recently lost a potential acquisition, formerly a San Francisco Giants player, to the Baltimore Orioles.
The Baltimore Orioles were initially considered the frontrunners in the pursuit of Framber Valdez. However, with the Detroit Tigers securing Valdez for their roster, the Orioles now find themselves evaluating alternate players to target.
Justin Verlander is linked to an American League East team as a free agent in 2026, potentially adding veteran leadership and rotation depth.
The Baltimore Orioles have made a significant move by acquiring Pete Alonso, and reports suggest they might not be done yet. Speculation is swirling around the team's potential to further bolster their lineup with an additional star to complement Alonso's power at the plate.
Framber Valdez has recently become a focal point of discussions surrounding potential trades, with reports indicating that the Baltimore Orioles are actively pursuing the standout pitcher.
The Toronto Blue Jays remain active in the final stretch of the offseason and have extended an opportunity to a former Baltimore Orioles designated hitter who did not appear during the 2025 season.
The Baltimore Orioles have remained active in their search across the market, and among the players they like is a former Bryce Harper teammate, a Phillies pitcher whose arm could help just about any bullpen in MLB.
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