Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh quipped that he was ready for things to go back to normal, while speaking with reporters for the first time since the All-Star break.

The Mariners Platinum Glove-winning backstop had an eventful All-Star Break, which included a Home Run Derby championship.

It’s official: Cal Raleigh is a 2025 starting MLB All-Star. While every team has at least one representative selected to the All-Star Game by MLB rule, starting the All-Star Game is a different ...

Raleigh leads the MLB in home runs with 33, the fifth player to hit that number before the All-Star break, and he is the first catcher to start for Seattle in the All-Star game. This season ...

Mariners' Cal Raleigh hits 34th and 35th home runs, eclipsing career high before MLB All-Star break His first of two homers on the day was the hardest-hit ball of Raleigh's career at 115.2 mph ...

This season, Raleigh became the first catcher and first switch-hitter to reach 30 homers before the All-Star break. “I’m excited to represent the Mariners and our fanbase,” Raleigh said in a ...

SEATTLE — For the first time in Seattle Mariners history, the team will have a catcher starting in the All-Star Game. Cal Raleigh was named the American League starter on Wednesday. He won with ...

In addition to his power, Raleigh also leads the major leagues in RBIs with 71, and he helms the M's pitching staff. He is the first catcher in Mariners history to be named an All-Star Game ...

Mariners' Cal Raleigh hits 34th and 35th home runs, eclipsing career high before MLB All-Star break His first of two homers on the day was the hardest-hit ball of Raleigh's career at 115.2 mph ...

Cal Raleigh has been selected as a starter for the American League at the 2025 MLB All-Star Game, representing the Seattle Mariners as a catcher.

Raleigh will also compete in the Home Run Derby during the All-Star Break. Cal Raleigh, sky-high grand slam ... No. 2⃣7⃣ of the season, which reclaims sole possession of the MLB lead.

Cal Raleigh is an MLB All-Star and starter for the first time in his career. The former Florida State star and current Seattle Mariner will start at catcher for the American League.