Baltimore Orioles President of Baseball Operations Mike Elias made it very clear that he wanted to sign star slugger Pete Alonso this offseason. This is how Alo

Scott Boras didn't deny it — the Mets signaled interest in Alonso but never put a deal on the table, leaving Baltimore to swoop in aggressively.

Pete Alonso crushes a solo home run to left-center field, his second homer in two games during Spring Training, to give the Orioles a 3-2 lead

Orioles first baseman has spent the offseason pondering what walk-up song he’ll use at Camden Yards and he wants fans’ opinions.

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Ask anybody in the Orioles' Spring Training clubhouse who the biggest trash talker has been during live batting practice over the past two weeks and the answer would surely be Pete Alonso. The frequent ribbing has often been audible from the stands at Ed Smith Stadium.

Baseball's financial landscape is redefined by Juan Soto's record-shattering $765 million deal with the Mets and Pete Alonso's substantial five-year, $155 million pact with the Orioles. These contracts highlight how age,

The Orioles spent $213.5 million on free agents this offseason, with Pete Alonso the most prominent of the group