Pete Alonso made sure the Baltimore Orioles had one final moment with their home fans before leaving Camden Yards for the final stretch of the regular season.

After Baltimore's final home game of 2026, Alonso called his teammates back onto the field as they prepared to head into the clubhouse. In a recent video shared by Talkin' Baseball on X, formerly Twitter, the Orioles gathered along the diamond and tipped their caps to the crowd, applauding the fans for their support throughout the season.

Pete Alonso called his Orioles teammates back onto the field to salute the Baltimore crowd after their final home game of the year pic.twitter.com/qTF3k9vKrb

— Talkin' Baseball (@TalkinBaseball_) September 24, 2026

The moment was a fitting one for Alonso, who has quickly become an important part of the Orioles' clubhouse after joining the team last offseason. The veteran first baseman signed a five-year contract and immediately stepped into a leadership role while providing the power Baltimore expected from the middle of its lineup.

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Alonso has also delivered at the plate during his first season in Baltimore. He surpassed 40 home runs and led the American League in RBIs while helping the Orioles remain in the race for a wild-card spot. His season earned another honor earlier in the week when local media voted him the Orioles' Most Valuable Oriole for 2026.

His relationship with Baltimore's fan base has grown throughout the season. Alonso has embraced the city and its supporters, while his energy inside the clubhouse has made an early impression on his teammates.

That connection was also evident during his September return to Citi Field, where Alonso faced the New York Mets for the first time since leaving the organization.

Now, with Baltimore heading to play the New York Yankees on Friday, September 25, 2026, at 7:05 PM ET at Yankee Stadium.