Overview
- Alonso told the Foul Territory show he has not been contacted recently about Team USA and said he would love to participate.
- He directed a message to manager Mark DeRosa, saying he is available and encouraging a call.
- Coverage notes Team USA has not settled on a first baseman for the 2026 tournament, with Alonso viewed as a logical fit.
- After opting out of a two-year, $54 million Mets deal, Alonso signed a five-year, $155 million contract with the Orioles following a 162-game season with a .272/.347/.524 line, 38 home runs and an NL-leading 41 doubles.
- He played for Team USA in 2023 and posted a .261/.349/.535 slash line in that World Baseball Classic.