Overview
- The unanimous Most Valuable Oriole vote was announced Wednesday and makes Alonso the first player to win unanimously since Cedric Mullins in 2021.
- Alonso delivered a high-output debut for Baltimore this season with about 40–41 home runs, roughly 108–110 RBIs and a reported 4.6 bWAR that led the team in key offensive categories.
- He reached his 300th career home run in September and marked the milestone with a foundation effort that covers 300 animal adoption fees and other community donations.
- After the Orioles’ final home game, Alonso called teammates back onto the field to lead a cap tip to fans, a moment widely shared by local media and social posts.
- Despite Alonso’s performance and leadership, the Orioles sit outside the postseason picture in the AL East and will face roster and pitching decisions in the offseason.