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Spring Training Roundup: Pete Alonso Hits HR in Orioles’ Debut to Top Yanks
Alonso hit the only home run in a 2-0 Orioles spring training win, showcasing his readiness after signing a $155 million contract following seven seasons with the Mets.
- On Friday, Pete Alonso homered in his spring training debut for the Baltimore Orioles, providing the only runs in a 2-0 exhibition win over the New York Yankees.
- Pete Alonso signed a five-year deal after seven seasons with the Mets, and he requested another trip to the plate and more work at first base in Orioles camp.
- Against right-hander Bradley Hanner, Alonso pulled a first-pitch curveball over the left-center fence, and the ball cleared the stands and left the stadium.
- Albernaz praised Alonso's eagerness, and Alonso's parents attended the game, a short drive from his Tampa-area home, while he expressed pride in wearing the uniform.
- Looking ahead, Alonso's track record at Camden Yards signals his potential to thrive in the hitter-friendly park, with five homers in 10 games and a 1.039 OPS there.
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Spring training roundup: Pete Alonso hits HR in Orioles’ debut to top Yanks
Pete Alonso, signed as a free agent for his powerful bat, homered in his first game with Baltimore to account for all of the scoring in the Orioles’ 2-0 win over the visiting New York Yankees to open spring training on Friday in Sarasota, Fla. In his third at-bat, Alonso crushed a first-pitch curveball from right-hander Bradley Hanner (0-1) over the left-field fence in the sixth inning with Jeremiah Jackson already aboard on a single. A five-ti…
Spring training roundup: Pete Alonso hits HR in Orioles' debut to top Yanks
Pete Alonso, signed as a free agent for his powerful bat, homered in his first game with Baltimore to account for all of the scoring in the Orioles' 2-0 win over the visiting New York Yankees to open spring training…
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Pete Alonso homers in his spring training debut with Orioles after long Mets tenure
Pete Alonso homered in his spring training debut for the Baltimore Orioles, providing the only runs in a 2-0 exhibition victory over the New York Yankees.
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