Just when you thought Pete Alonso’s Mets finale was over. On Saturday, the Orioles’ new $155 million first baseman attended the wedding of Mets pitcher A.J. Minter, as chronicled in a series of ...

BALTIMORE – Perhaps the baseball world is still in shock that Pete Alonso moved on from the New York Mets – Major League Baseball’s deepest-pocketed team in its biggest market – to a club that’s never ...

The gods won’t save Baltimore, but Pete Alonso might. The former Mets slugger was introduced by his new team at Camden Yards on Friday afternoon, after signing a five-year, $155 million contract ...

Major League Baseball's offseason hot stove got its hottest deal when the Baltimore Orioles signed New York Mets slugger Pete Alonso to a five-year contract. Alonso joins an Orioles lineup stacked ...

Pete Alonso's seven-year tenure with the New York Mets has come to an end after the five-time All-Star agreed to a five-year, $155 million deal with the Baltimore Orioles, according to Jeff Passan of ...

Pete Alonso will wear No. 25 with the Baltimore Orioles. Alonso, who wore No. 20 for seven seasons with the New York Mets, said in a video shared Friday by the Orioles he chose his new number because ...

Pete Alonso is an Oriole. Baltimore announced the five-year deal on Thursday and will formally introduce their new slugger at a press conference on Friday morning. The Boras Corporation client ...

As much as it might have felt like one, no, it wasn’t a dream. The Orioles actually agreed to a five-year, $155 million contract with Pete Alonso on Wednesday, a source confirmed to The Baltimore Sun.

ORLANDO, Fla. — Pete Alonso spent the first seven seasons of his major-league career in Flushing, became only the second Met to earn Rookie of the Year honors in the last four-plus decades, hit one of ...

ORLANDO – The Orioles looked like they were going to complete the most eventful Winter Meetings without actually doing anything. They were rumored to be on just about every free agent, and certainly ...

ORLANDO, Fla. – For the second time in as many days at the MLB Winter Meetings, the Boston Red Sox saw one of their top free agent targets land elsewhere. But Wednesday’s news was an even bigger blow ...