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Mariners' Cal Raleigh makes MLB history not done in 25 years since Hall of Famer
Fittingly, given the Mariners are currently hanging out in Queens, the last man to do it was Hall of Famer Mike Piazza, according to Seattle's PR team. Piazza actually did it five seasons in a row, from 1996 through 2000. Raleigh currently leads the league in RBI with his 100, and he's got a month-and-a-half to add to the total.
Those 54 homers hit by Mantle in 1961 are the record for a single-season home run total by a switch-hitter. That mark has stood for 64 years. Raleigh, in his magical season, has a chance to break it.
With his 46th home run of the season on Friday night, 'The Big Dumper' passed a pair of legends on a great list.
The MLB record for single-season home runs by a catcher is 48, set by the Royals' Salvador Perez. Raleigh needs one to tie and two to break it, with more than a month left in the season. It feels like ...
Seattle Mariners slugger Cal Raleigh embraced the two things he's known best on special bats that will be used during this weekend's series.
MLB's sluggers are targeting a number of home run records in 2025, and we're keeping track of their progress for the rest of the season.
Cal Raleigh’s 41 home runs break a tie with 1961 Mickey Mantle for most by a switch-hitter in his team’s first 106 games of a season — Sarah Langs (@SlangsOnSports) July 27, 2025 ...
The other was the 1961 Yankees with Roger Maris (40) & Mickey Mantle (39). Cal Raleigh has 41 HR this season. Eugenio Suárez has 36.
The card’s popularity compared to other Roger Maris cards is reflected in the number of PSA graded examples (total population ...
Big Dumper keeps on dumpin’. Mariners slugger Cal Raleigh clobbered a 97 mph fastball from Angels reliever José Fermín in the top of the sixth inning of Seattle's 7-2 win on Saturday, sending it back ...
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