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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.
Cal Raleigh has become arguably the most valuable player in baseball. Yes, Aaron Judge still exists. But it's worth ...
Cal Raleigh belted his major-league leading 32nd home run in the ninth inning of the Mariners' 11-2 win over the Minnesota ...
Cal Raleigh discusses winning the AL Player of the Week, managing workloads during a heat wave and his All-Star caliber ...
Tucked all the way up in Seattle, Raleigh is no-longer quietly on pace for one of the greatest offensive seasons we’ve ever ...
Cal Raleigh picked up right where he left off last week. Raleigh hit his major league-leading 32nd home run in the ninth ...
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Cal Raleigh hits a home run to left field to score Julio Rodríguez in the top of the 9th inning to extend the lead to 11-2 ...
The Seattle Mariners catcher, who is leading the major leagues in home runs, is starting to get the national attention he ...
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