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Mariners’ Cal Raleigh delivers most one-sided hitting game in MLB history
And so with that, Raleigh became the first player in MLB history (since RBI were tracked in 1920) to have a game in which he drove in six runs, hit a grand slam, stole a base and finished with more hits than the other team.
Mariners Trade Idea Swaps Cal Raleigh's Backup For Former 31-Home-Run Infielder originally appeared on Athlon Sports.
Raleigh is the new franchise record holder for steals in a season by a Seattle catcher. The man he passed? Dan Wilson, who ...
Earlier this season in April, Cal Raleigh passed former Mariners catcher Mike Zunino's record of 95 home runs to become the catcher with most home runs in franchise history. His father, Todd, was ...
PHOENIX — They met for the first time last November, and now 3,229 miles away, Hall of Fame catcher Johnny Bench can’t keep his eyes off him. He watches him on TV. He scours the box scores ...
As many claim Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh to be the best in baseball at his position, there is another figure in baseball history who has been impressed with the player's performance.
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