Cal Raleigh's brilliant, magical, unprecedented season continued on Tuesday night in a 1-0 Seattle Mariners win over the Milwaukee Brewers. The superstar catcher put together a trifecta of stats that ...

Cal Raleigh stands all alone. Never before has a Major League Baseball player accomplished what Seattle's superstar catcher ...

Cal Raleigh's 39th home run in the bottom of the sixth inning last night was the decisive blow as the Mariners snapped the ...

Cal Raleigh is having a generational season for a catcher, but Aaron Judge is still the best hitter in the AL. Can Raleigh ...

Two AL hitters are crushing long balls at a historic rate. Before their 81st games, we compare their first-half performances to the best ever -- and whether they can keep it going.

In his fourth major league season, Raleigh has quickly shot up the rankings in a number of crucial stats, leading all MLB catchers in home runs (15), fWAR (2.6), RBI (32), runs scored (31), walks ...

If Cal Raleigh didn't play a single game the rest of the ... share that Carlton Fisk in 1985 and Ivan Rodriguez in 1999 are the only two to ever get to those stats by the end of a season as a ...

Raleigh has 10 home runs and 20 RBI over the last 15 games for Seattle. He hit two homers Saturday night to push his season total to 26 HRs, best in baseball. And, well, the rest of the Mariners ...

Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh just keeps on dumping baseballs over the wall. He continued his MVP-worthy season on Friday afternoon by hitting two home runs in the Mariners' 6-0 win over ...

Cal Raleigh’s historic home run pace this season has been one of the sport’s most discussed storylines in the first half. And ...

In 75 games this season, Raleigh is batting .276 (77×279) with 55 runs, 14 doubles, 31 home runs, 66 RBI, 45 walks and 9 stolen bases. His 31 homers lead the Majors, while his 66 RBI lead the ...

The change moves Raleigh's batting average from .233 to .244 and ups his RBI total from 15 to 16. As of this posting, the change has been reflected on MLB.com but not on Baseball Reference.