Wehiwa Aloy, a shortstop for the High-A Frederick team and the 31st overall pick in the 2025 MLB Draft, experienced a rocky start to the season, hitting just .209 with two extra-base hits. However, after a strong performance on April 21, where he hit his second home run, Aloy has turned his season around. He recorded a three-homer game on May 10 against Jersey Shore, bringing his season total to 10 home runs and boosting his batting average to .326 with an impressive 1.402 OPS in May. His hitting coach, Jake Ratz, remains optimistic about Aloy's potential, attributing his early struggles to bad luck. Defensively, Aloy has shown significant improvement, with a dedicated throwing program enhancing his arm strength, allowing the Orioles to keep him at shortstop. The organization is taking a more measured approach to player promotions, focusing on development, which could see Aloy challenge for a quicker ascent through the ranks. Additionally, fellow prospect Trey Gibson made his major league debut on May 3, further highlighting the Orioles' promising talent pipeline.