Alonso Earns All-MLB First Team After 43-Homer Season

Pete Alonso’s first season with the Baltimore Orioles brought individual honors despite the team missing the playoffs. He finished fifth in American League Most Valuable Player voting and was named the first baseman on the All-MLB First Team, his second career selection. Alonso led the AL with 43 home runs and 113 RBIs, adding 100 runs and an .885 OPS over 161 games. Baltimore finished fourth in the AL East at 79-82, leaving Alonso as a standout and a potential cornerstone for the club after signing a five-year, $155 million deal.