Wehiwa Aloy, the Orioles' No. 5 prospect, showcased his power at Double-A by hitting his first two home runs during a dominating 8-1 victory over Harrisburg. He recorded four RBIs, including a three-run homer that reached 424 feet at an exit velocity of 103 mph. Aloy attributes his strong performance to his Hawaiian upbringing, which cultivated his physical strength through activities like hunting and surfing.

By the Numbers
  • Aloy hit two home runs and drove in four RBIs in one game.
  • His first homer reached an exit velocity of 103 mph and traveled 424 feet.
  • He ranks third in the Baltimore system with 17 home runs for the season.
  • Since July 1, Aloy has a .376 batting average with a 1.116 OPS, leading the system.
State of Play
  • Aloy's recent performance indicates a rising trajectory as one of the Orioles' standout prospects.
  • His improved hitting mechanics, adjusting his stance, suggest a positive trend for future games.
What's Next

Aloy is expected to continue his offensive surge, potentially solidifying his status as a top prospect for the Orioles as he further develops his batting approach.

Bottom Line

Wehiwa Aloy’s blend of natural power and adjustments at the plate sets him up for a successful career ahead, making him a key player to watch in the Orioles' future.