A New York Yankees outfielder robbed Pete Alonso's first hit with the Baltimore Orioles in Friday's spring training game.

With Jackson Holliday and Jordan Westburg both hurt, the Baltimore Orioles could turn to Houston Astros All-Star Isaac Paredes as a solution at third base.

SARASOTA, Fla. — When fans turn on the TV for Orioles games this season, they’ll have a chance of hearing the voice of a Ripken again. Ryan Ripken, the Baltimore-area sports talk show host and son of Hall of Famer Cal Ripken Jr.

Baltimore Orioles first baseman Pete Alonso thinks that his new uniform suits him well following the team's Spring Training win Friday.

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 on Friday.

David Rubenstein was certain that the Orioles wouldn’t endure another injury-ravaged season. “We had a lot of injuries … It’s not likely we’re going to have that again,” the Orioles owner said in November after Baltimore used an MLB-record 70 players in a forgettable 2025 campaign.

Pete Alonso's first hit with the Baltimore Orioles had to wait. An ex-New York Mets prospect was there to steal it.

Chris Bassitt, MLBPA executive subcommittee member, on the salary cap debate and why he's against it: “The salary cap doesn’t fix anything. If you look at every major sport with a salary cap, we have the best parity. The salary cap is not the issue. Having suppressed salaries…