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Mets, Orioles Updated 2026 World Series Odds After Pete Alonso's $155M Contract

Pete Alonso is no longer a member of the New York Mets, but they are still more likely to win the World Series than his new team.

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Pete Alonso To Baltimore Orioles Like Getting Frank Robinson In 1965?

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Pete Alonso to be introduced by Orioles on Friday after finalizing $155 million, 5-year contract

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Latest MLB Trade Rumors on Brendan Donovan as Front-Runners Emerge for Cardinals Star

The Seattle Mariners and San Francisco Giants have emerged as front-runners for St. Louis Cardinals infielder Brendan Donovan, sources familiar with negotiations tell The Athletic, with the Cardinals ...

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Dustin May reportedly signs with Cardinals as free agent after brief tenure with Red Sox

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Fantasy Baseball Offseason Tracker: Jorge Polanco is Mets' Pete Alonso replacement; Kenley Jansen to Tigers

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Francisco Lindor, Fernando Tatis Jr. Trade Statuses Revealed in Mets, Padres Rumors

According to Ken Rosenthal, Dennis Lin and Will Sammon of The Athletic, Mets star Francisco Lindor and Padres star Fernando Tatis Jr. haven't been involved in trade talks between the two teams.

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Reports: IF Jorge Polanco agrees to 2-year deal with Mets

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Latest Mason Miller Trade Rumors Link Padres Closer to NL Contender, Reveal Price

The Orioles’ World Series’ chances just heated up | GUEST COMMENTARY

After decades of seeing their rivals drop big money on top free agents, the Orioles have finally done it themselves.

MLB Rumors: After signing Pete Alonso to $155 million deal, Orioles exploring market for World Series champion

Following the signing Pete Alonso to a ground-breaking contract, the Baltimore Orioles are reportedly going after another star in Major League Baseball.

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Orioles acquire World Series champion on risky $2 million contract: Report

The Baltimore Orioles’ outfield ended the season in a state of disrepair. Injuries. Trades. Former top prospects failing to perform. Baltimore’s lineups throughout the second half featured odd combinations of unestablished big leaguers, with Colton ...