Pete Alonso gave the Baltimore Orioles every reason to win on Wednesday afternoon. He singled home the tying run in the third, then launched a solo home run in the sixth for the go-ahead run, his ninth of the year.

The New York Mets' decision to move on from Pete Alonso was obviously the wrong one when it happened just a few months ago. Instead of giving him the money that he wanted, the Mets decided to play around and try to get cute.

An Orioles fan recording Pete Alonso’s swing, hoping to capture him hitting a home run, instead ended up catching something even better - in his glove and on video!

The highlight of the interview was his claim that Brandon Nimmo and Pete Alonso wanted out the Big Apple because of the election of Zohran Mamdani.

Pete Alonso returned to New York City for the first time since signing a five-year, $155 million contract with the Orioles, as Baltimore began a three-game series with the Yankees in the Bronx on Friday night.

Pete Alonso was like an excited student who knew the answer to a question and blurted it out before the teacher finished. “Aim small, miss small,” Alonso said proudly when asked about his glove. Alonso went into his locker in the corner of the Orioles’ clubhouse at Camden Yards to grab the glove.

Pete Alonso had long, drawn-out negotiations with the New York Mets when he became a free agent after the 2024 season. President of baseball operations David Stearns was not really keen on bringing him back to the team after his worst statistical year.

Let’s try this again. The Orioles and Tigers will attempt to play a day-night doubleheader, with a split admission but also a chance to sweep. Brandon Young starts Game 1, followed by left-hander Trevor Rogers in the second game.

Yordan Alvarez, Pete Alonso and Matt Olson headline Friday’s best MLB home run prop bets thanks to plenty of power and favorable matchup metrics.