The new star of the Baltimore Orioles, Pete Alonso, could have represented the United States national baseball team at the 2026 World Baseball Classic.
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.
Juan Soto addressed Pete Alonso’s departure from the New York Mets as the team prepares for a new chapter and adjusts to key roster changes.
Among the former veterans of the New York Yankees is one multi-time World Series champion who recently admitted he not only felt disappointed by Pete Alonso’s exit from the New York Mets, but also sent a clear warning to the now-Baltimore Orioles first baseman.
The Baltimore Orioles provided a crucial injury update on Pete Alonso’s teammate, marking an early-season setback for the infield heading into 2026.
After the departures of Pete Alonso and Edwin Diaz, the New York Mets’ $40 million infielder is already facing criticism, with one analyst labeling him a potential bust before the season begins.
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.
Francisco Lindor didn't sugarcoat his words as he addressed Pete Alonso, Edwin Diaz, and others' departures from the New York Mets.
The New York Mets, led by Juan Soto, faced a significant loss ahead of the next MLB season, as Pete Alonso has joined the Baltimore Orioles.
New York Mets owner Steve Cohen offered candid reflections on losing Pete Alonso and Edwin Díaz in free agency, acknowledging the departures while expressing confidence in the team’s retooled roster and future direction.
For a former Dominican Mets infielder who never even shared a clubhouse with him, seeing Pete Alonso leave the New York Mets would have been a tough blow.
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.
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