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Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh is having an all-time great season. Is it enough for MVP?
Raleigh is on pace to join Johnny Bench in 1974 and Joe Torre in 1970 as the only players whose primary position was catcher in MLB history to reach 700 plate appearances in a season, becoming too essential on both sides of the ball for the Mariners to rest him. Not that he’d want to, anyway.
With Cal Raleigh's 29th home run this season, he passed a Hall of Famer for the most homers by a catcher before the MLB ...
Cal Raleigh made MLB history with his 32nd home run this season during the Mariners' 11-2 victory against the Twins.
The Seattle Mariners catcher appeared on the popular Barstool Sports podcast to discuss many things about his great 2025 ...
Seattle catcher Cal Raleigh leads the major leagues in home runs, and is the first switch-hitter in MLB history with 30 ...
Additionally, Raleigh is the first player to hit 30 home runs in his team's first 75 games since 2001, when Barry Bonds and ...
Cal Raleigh cannot be stopped. The Mariners’ catcher crushed another massive home run in Sunday afternoon’s 14-6 win at ...
Seattle Mariners star catcher Cal Raleigh became one of the fastest players in MLB history to reach 30 home runs in a season.
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