Alonso’s 30th Homer Leads Orioles | Baltimore News

Pete Alonso went nuclear for the Orioles, crushing a go-ahead two-run homer and adding an RBI single to extend his 13-game hitting streak — his longest ever. Trevor Rogers anchored the pitching staff with seven strong innings. The game was a seesaw battle: Rays’ Kenny Piper stunned everyone with his first career homer, but Dylan Beavers and Jackson Holliday kept Baltimore in it before Alonso sealed the win with his 30th blast of the season — making him the eighth Oriole rookie since 1954 to hit that many homers. Rico Garcia locked it down in relief. Freddy Peralta took the loss after seven innings. Tomorrow’s showdown features Shane McClanahan vs. Brandon Young — another must-watch matchup.

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