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Mariners have a Cal Raleigh hitting concern based in regression
It took a long time, but regression appears to be hitting Cal Raleigh. Should the Seattle Mariners be concerned? Maybe. It doesn't help that their big trade deadline acquisition, Eugenio Suarez, might be getting hit by the same bout of regression, too. ESPN's Bradford Doolittle provided a good explanation of this in a new article out Tuesday:
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Cal Raleigh reached another landmark in his incredible season Saturday night when he drilled his 40th homer deep into the ...
W e call it the stretch drive. Yes, it's that critical swath of the Major League Baseball calendar that's found just on the ...
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Seattle’s Cal Raleigh — better known by the catchy nickname “Big Dumper” — has lived up to the moniker, dropping baseball ...
Cal Raleigh throws out Sam Haggerty trying to steal second after the original call is overturned following a review in the ...
Cal Raleigh bats from both sides of the plate, a growing rarity in modern baseball. His career splits are fairly balanced, with a .225 average, .316 OBP and .471 slugging percentage as a lefty and ...
Cal Raleigh, who hit a homer against the Bombers on Tuesday night, takes another swing against the the Yankees. Charles Wenzelberg/New York Post “I use his Tall Order socks,” Raleigh said.
The Inside the Lines team has been dishing out nightly home run bets all season long -- up nearly 56 units on the year. See ...
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.
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