Mets booted Pete Alonso to Baltimore, where he's 'all in' as Orioles savior

BALTIMORE – Perhaps the baseball world is still in shock that Pete Alonso moved on from the New York Mets – Major League ...

Pete Alonso to be introduced by Baltimore Orioles on Friday after finalizing 5-year contract

The Mets lost Alonso a day after All-Star closer Edwin Díaz agreed to leave New York for a $69 million, three-year contract ...

5 things we learned from Orioles slugger Pete Alonso’s introduction

Pete Alonso’s introduction could go down as one of the most significant days in Orioles franchise history. Here’s what we ...

Alonso's arrival gives Orioles credibility, proving they can land a major free agent

Pete Alonso brings more than a powerful bat to the Baltimore Orioles. The Orioles introduced Alonso on Friday at Camden Yards ...

Former Orioles manager Brandon Hyde lands front office job with Rays

The Tampa Bay Rays hired former Orioles manager Brandon Hyde as a senior adviser of baseball operations Monday.

With Pete Alonso signing, Orioles prove they’re ready to be bold

The move sends a message that Baltimore's historically cautious front office is willing take a calculate risk and spend ...

Orioles Have Spoken With Kyle Tucker's Camp as Baltimore Eyes Big Splash This Offseason

Back Season on Tucker's Mind. Tucker is coming off a solid 2025 campaign with the Chicago Cubs where he posted a .266 batting average with 22 home runs, 73 RBI, and 25 st ...

Blockbuster trade fits to turn Orioles and Alonso into World Series contenders

Give Baltimore Orioles president of baseball operations Mike Elias some credit – he finally went through with it. The Orioles remain stocked with young position ...

Ex-Orioles manager expected to be hired as coach by Rays

A notable shakeup in the American League East’s coaching landscape is taking shape this offseason. According to Robert Murray of FanSided, former Baltimore Orio ...

Pete Alonso's Signing With Orioles Proposes Astros Mock Trade With Mets

On Wednesday, the Baltimore Orioles dropped a bombshell of a signing, acquiring free agent first baseman slugger Pete Alonso for five years, $155 million.