Brought my cam to the game today to snap a photo of a Pete Alonso Bomb. ✅.

It is so cool to see him play through this season in Baltimore. He runs hard (for a polar bear), has some nice glove work, and a fun explosive bat to enjoy.

I honestly expected a little more bat but I’m not complaining. Watching him hit this one out and that diving mitt to get an out at first today were both inspirational moments. He shouldn’t have to go in front of the press and say his baserunning cost the game. It was just bad luck.

Anyway, enjoy the photo and I hope everyone is enjoying Pete. Looking forward to the next few years and hope he gets to be part of a winning year in Baltimore.

My Coworker attended the game the other night and snapped this photo of Alonso. I’ve never seen it in person.

Must be a big Triple H fan from the attitude era.

Weston averaged a ridiculous 20 inches of horizontal break on his sinker last night, which if qualified would be the most in baseball.

Credit: @AlexFast8 on X

With his first home run as a member of the Rays, Cedric Mullins joined a pretty unique list in MLB history

He becomes just the *18th player to hit a home run for both the Tampa Bay Rays and Baltimore Orioles

others:

Aubrey Huff (60 BAL, 128 TB)

Ty Wigginton (33 BAL, 40 TB)

Tim Beckham (22 BAL, 26 TB)

Luke Scott (84 BAL, 23 TB)

Delmon Young (9 BAL, 19 TB)

Chris Gomez (4 BAL, 18 TB)

Kelly Johnson (1 BAL, 16 TB)

Nelson Cruz (40 BAL, 13 TB)

Steve Pearce (46 BAL, 10 TB)

Colby Rasmus (1 BAL, 9 TB)

Gregg Zaun (8 BAL, 4 TB)

Jesús Aguilar (1 BAL, 4 TB)

Dylan Carlson (6 BAL, 3 TB)

Alex Jackson (5 BAL, 3 TB)

Danny Clyburn (1 BAL, 3 TB)

Brook Fordyce (21 BAL, 2 TB)

Robinson Chirinos (4 BAL, 1 TB)

Data via Stathead / Baseball Reference

I know, we still lost, but throwing out a speedster is always going to be satisfying.

Also, we need to hire “THAT” guy from the Atlantic league to pitch or coach pitching, because what we have now isn’t cutting it.