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When the Orioles acquired Blaze Alexander, Jordan Westburg was reportedly only suffering from mild oblique discomfort. The team did not yet know that the former All Star would undergo Tommy John surgery and miss the duration of the season. Jackson…

Camden Chat's Alex Church writes that Blaze Alexander developed into one of the Baltimore Orioles' top offensive contributors during the first half of the 2026 season. After being acquired from the Arizona Diamondbacks alongside multiple injuries to Jordan Westburg and Jackson Holliday, Alexander overcame a slow April to post exceptional batting averages exceeding .350 across May, June, and early July.
Alexander's breakout campaign was interrupted in July when a pitch broke his left hand, and his season concluded early due to back spasms. Church argues that while matching this production in 2027 may be difficult, Alexander's offensive surge and defensive versatility provide Baltimore with valuable roster flexibility through 2031.
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