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The star recipient of Seattle Mariners, Cal Raleigh, has made his way in history books.
Raleigh struck his 55th and 56th circuits of the season during the 12-5 mariners’ victory against the Kansas City Royals on Tuesday at the Kauffman Stadium. Raleigh has broken the New York legend record from the Yankees Mickey Mantle for most of the Home Runs by a switch in a single season.
Raleigh, 28, also equaled the sailors of the Grand Ken Griffey Jr. for most of the circuits in a single season in the history of the franchise.
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The Seattle Cal Raleigh (29) Mariners receiver hits a home run in the third round of an MLB match between the Seattle Mariners and the Kansas City Royals at the Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri, September 16, 2025. (Scott Winters / Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
The star receiver hit its 55th home circuit on the left side of the plate. He demolished the 79 mph curve of the Royals Michael Wacha launcher in the right field seats to put the Mariners 4-0 at the top of the third round.
His second circuit of the match occurred in the fourth round, this time on the right side of the plate. Raleigh lacé the change of the launcher of the Royals Daniel Lynch IV on the wall of the central field to put the sailors 9-0.
“It’s really cool. I’m humiliated by that. A kind of crazy thing that I would never have thought of happening,” said Raleigh, standing in a tunnel under the Kauffman stadium after his 20th multi-homer game in career and 10th this season. “I just took it day by day, from Pitch-by-Pich. Really enjoy these guys every day, and try to finish the season in force.”
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The Seattle Cal Raleigh sailor recipient (29) is congratulated by the left -hand player Randy Aronzarena (21) after hitting a Home Run leading the fourth round against the Kansas City Royals at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri, September 16, 2025. (Scott Sewell / Imagn images)
Raleigh star and Yankees Aaron Judge are the favorites of the American League MVP Prize.
The Mariners receiver has an average of the stick of .247, 118 products produced and 14 stolen bases to accompany its 56 circuits.
The Seattle Cal Raleigh sailor recipient (29) is congratulated by the left -hand player Randy Aronzarena (21) after hitting a Home Run leading the fourth round against the Kansas City Royals at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri, September 16, 2025. (Scott Sewell / Imagn images)
The Mariners (83-68) hold a close advance of half a game in the American West League on the Astros of Houston (83-69).
The Navy will try to maintain their division lead when they face the Royals (75-76) in the second match in their three-game series at 7:40 pm Wednesday.
