Cal Raleigh has reached 60 home runs, a mark no Seattle Mariner or catcher has achieved before. With the American League MVP race in full swing, many are wondering if this milestone is enough to challenge Aaron Judge’s hold on the crown.
Cal Raleigh of the Seattle Mariners just entered elite territory by launching 60 home runs in a single season—the first time any MLB player has achieved this feat since Aaron Judge. Now, the spotlight intensifies as he also vies for this year’s AL MVP award.
Cal Raleigh cemented his status among baseball’s elite by surpassing Mickey Mantle’s record for home runs by a switch-hitter and tying Ken Griffey Jr.’s Mariners milestone. He achieved his 55th and 56th homers of the season in consecutive at-bats against Kansas City, adding a historic chapter to Seattle’s franchise lore.
In a remarkable display of power, Cal Raleigh surpassed Mickey Mantle’s switch-hitter home run record and matched Ken Griffey Jr.’s Mariners milestone. With his 55th and 56th homers, Raleigh etched his name in baseball history and energized fans in Kansas City.
The Seattle Mariners soared into first place in the AL West, thanks to Cal Raleigh’s record-tying 54th home run and a decisive 11-2 win over the Angels. It marks their ninth straight victory and their first time leading the division since June.
Julio Rodríguez led a formidable Seattle attack, smashing two of the team’s five home runs in Atlanta. Cal Raleigh blasted his major league-leading 52nd of the year, helping the Mariners earn a commanding 10-2 road victory.
Cal Raleigh hit his 50th home run, tying him with Mickey Mantle as the only switch-hitters to reach that milestone in a single season. He also became the eighth Major League player to achieve the half-century mark by August and remains the sole catcher to hold this historic record.
Cal Raleigh delivered a standout performance on Sunday afternoon, launching two home runs that broke a pair of major league records. His display at the plate propelled the Seattle Mariners to an 11-4 rout of the visiting Oakland Athletics.
In a display of athletic brilliance, the Seattle Mariners took the field with Cal Raleigh and Logan Gilbert leading the charge. Their combined performances—Raleigh’s outstanding day at the plate and Gilbert’s gem on the mound—propelled the team to a defining victory.
Cal Raleigh thrilled Seattle fans by smashing his 48th and 49th home runs, breaking the single-season record for catchers and lifting the Mariners to an 11-4 win over the Oakland Athletics. The switch-hitting catcher accomplished the feat in back-to-back innings, solidifying his place in baseball history.
