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Alonso becomes first player to win RBI title in both leagues (opens the original)
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NEW YORK -- Pete Alonso’s first year in Baltimore proved to be a historic one. The Polar Bear became the first MLB player to have two seasons in which he finished as the RBI leader in each league. In 2022, Alonso led the National League with 131 RBIs while playing for the Mets. And this year, he recorded an American League-high 113 RBIs for the Orioles. RBIs have been an official stat since 1920, and it took 106 years for this to happen. Alonso was easily the AL’s top run producer, as no other p
AL RBI leader Alonso now 1st in HRs after blasting 2, including 471-footer (opens the original)
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NEW YORK -- Only two players in Orioles history (since 1954) have led the American League in both home runs and RBIs in a season: Frank Robinson, when he won the Triple Crown in ‘66 (49 homers and 122 RBIs), and Chris Davis, when he set the franchise home run record in 2013 (53 homers and 138 RBIs). Pete Alonso is making a legitimate push to become the third. The Polar Bear continued his unreal finish to his first year in Baltimore by clubbing another pair of home runs in a 10-2 win over the Yan
Alonso caps Queens reunion with another HR to help O's postseason hopes (opens the original)
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NEW YORK -- Could Pete Alonso's return to Queens have been any more impressive? After an emotional first game back at Citi Field on Monday and hitting his 300th career home run on Tuesday, Alonso went deep again on Wednesday night, leading the Orioles’ four-homer barrage in a 7-1 win over the Mets. Baltimore also completed a sweep of the three-game series. The O’s (75-78) remain alive in the race for the third American League Wild Card berth, even if their odds are long. They’re now 2 1/2 games
O's rally past Guards with 8-run inning in tough Wild Card chase (opens the original)
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BALTIMORE -- Every game is bringing a must-win energy for the Orioles at this stage in the season. But their chances of victory vs. the Guardians felt quite low early Wednesday night. There was no Gunnar Henderson, out of the lineup due to left knee soreness. There was no Blaze Alexander, who was placed on the 10-day injured list because of low back discomfort before the contest. And Cleveland led early after Chase DeLauter’s first-inning two-run homer. But Baltimore rallied, and in impressive f
'It’s the best play I’ve ever seen': O's game-ending HR robbery leaves all in awe (opens the original)
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DENVER -- Inside the visitors’ clubhouse at Coors Field, the play was called “incredible,” “gutsy” and “special.” It left some Orioles players speechless. Every person in the room had wide smiles on their faces long after the game had ended. But it was the first sentence out of Baltimore manager Craig Albernaz’s mouth that best described the game-saving homer-robbing catch made by Colton Cowser late Monday night. “It’s the best play I’ve ever seen,” Albernaz said. Cowser put an emphatic stamp on
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