In 2025, the Baltimore Orioles underperformed, finishing last in the AL East with a 75-87 record due to offensive struggles. For 2026, they revamped their hitting approach, hiring a new coaching staff and signing slugger Pete Alonso to a five-year deal. Early in the season, the team is batting .255 with notable performances from Taylor Ward and Dylan Beavers, while power numbers remain low despite hitting plenty of doubles. Overall, the lineup shows potential, suggesting improvement is on the horizon.
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