The Seattle Times 6 hours ago
Cal Raleigh injects some fun for Mariners as they take down A’s
His "Little League" home run helps the Mariners, winners of eight of their last 10, stay hot with an 8-6 series-opening win vs. the A's.
Lookout Landing 6 hours ago
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Steven Bisig-USA TODAY Sports ending june with a triumph? feels good, man Winning eight out of your last ten: Cal Raleigh and Dylan Moore, +.192 WPA each Your season ending a week and a half ago: Logan Gilbert, -.293 WPA On This Date in Ichiro: In 2004, Ichiro kicked off a 60-game stretch where he notched 120 hits and batted .460, the best stretch of that length since Ty Cobb
Lookout Landing Jun 17, 2022
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[jaws music intensifies] | Photo by Steph Chambers/ Kirby strong but bats quiet as Mariners again play role of “the team you play to get right” Angels 4, Mariners 1 No chart art, chart art is for winners Dylan Moore HBP counter: 4 WPA leader: Jesse Winker, .023 WPA loser: Cal Raleigh, -.152, but really, every batter deserves some of this shame
Lookout Landing Jun 15, 2022
6/15/22: SEA vs. MIN Open Game Thread
Photo by Steph Chambers/ The Mariners proved yesterday they can be as formidable as the Twins, but can they keep that momentum for a series win today? Marco Gonzales gets the bump for the Mariners today, and he’ll be squaring off against Sonny Gray, who just today was activated off the IL and hasn’t started since May 29th. Cal Raleigh is out of the lineup today with a regular day off, and Luis Torrens, who is running a 133 wRC+ in his last fourteen games, gets the start at catcher. J.P. Crawford is still out of the lineup after a late scratch yesterday due to...
Lookout Landing Jun 9, 2022
Cal Raleigh is slugging his way into the hearts and minds of Seattle Mariners fans, and the baseball world at large
Photo by Tim Heitman/ Resilient Raleigh rallies rather radically recently There is an adage that goes “it’s going to get worse, before it gets better”. It is one I’m rather fond of, because it speaks to the nature of confronting adversity head on, of acknowledging our flaws and learning to overcome them. It also happens to be especially true of baseball players making their debut in the big leagues, oftentimes most true for players that rarely, if ever, faced difficulty in the minor leagues. Players that make their debut and only succeed from then on are by far...
Lookout Landing Jun 8, 2022
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Photo by Leslie Plaza Johnson/Icon Sportswire via First series win in Houston since 2018, babyyyyyy Seattle Mariners 6, Houston Astros 3 Julio HBP today: 2 Did the Astros lose anyway?: Hell yeah. Getting a window seat in the first ten rows of the airplane: Cal Raleigh, .176 WPA Getting a middle seat in the back of the airplane by the bathroom: Adam Frazier, -.128 OTD in Ichiro June 08, 2003 - On a four-hit day, Ichiro stole two bases, including his 100th in MLB in a 13-1 victory over da Mets. DA METS.
Seattle Sidelines | Daily Herald Jun 8, 2022
Mariners earn 1st series win in Houston since 2018
HeraldNet.com HeraldNet.com - Everett and Snohomish County news from The Daily Herald in Everett, Washington Cal Raleigh and Ty France homer to back a solid start from Logan Gilbert in Seattle’s 6-3 victory. Mariners earn 1st series win in Houston since 2018 Wire Service
The Seattle Times Jun 7, 2022
Notebook: Mariners get big boost from Cal Raleigh, Servais says skirmish with Astros is ‘over’
Cal Raleigh's resurgence at the plate has helped the Mariners turn things around in the win column. "It's coming together for him," said manager Scott Servais.
Lookout Landing Jun 7, 2022
About Last Night: Dylan Moore Takes Pride in His Defense
Photo by Juan DeLeon/Icon Sportswire via DMo knows his ABCs: Always Be Catching Stuff Look, there were about fifty topics for About Last Night we wanted to write about. The absolute starshine that is Julio, obviously, as aptly handled by Eric earlier this morning, but we bandied about several other topics. First, what was probably Cal Raleigh’s best game to date, but also the deeply uncomfortable shot of him and Servais in the dugout between the second and third innings where Servais, aka management, is telling Cal to “fix it” and Cal is all “hey man I just...
The Seattle Times Jun 7, 2022
Fireworks in ninth help seal Mariners’ 7-4 win over Astros
Cal Raleigh hit a three-run homer and drove in four runs, Julio Rodriguez hit a two-run blast and the bullpen was superb, leading the Mariners to a 7-4 win over the Astros on Monday night.
Lookout Landing Jun 7, 2022
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my goodest boys | Photo by Carmen Mandato/ Mariners come to Minute Maid Park, squeeze Astros into juice, 7-4 Mariners 7, Astros 4 Julio: 2-for-5, HR; Cal Raleigh: 2-for-4, HR Texas Two-Step: Cal Raleigh, .335 WPA Texas Two Left Feet: Robbie Ray, -.150 Ty France HBP counter: an EMPHATIC, league-leading, 12 OTD in Ichiro: Returns to Seattle for the first time since being traded, goes 1 for 4 in 6-1 Yankees win, quips “I lived here for 12 years, but I didn’t realize how many Starbucks there are here in Seattle.”
Seattle Sidelines | Daily Herald Jun 6, 2022
Benches clear in 9th, Mariners beat Astros in series opener
HeraldNet.com HeraldNet.com - Everett and Snohomish County news from The Daily Herald in Everett, Washington Cal Raleigh drives in a career-high 4 runs and Julio Rodriguz hits a 2-run homer after chaos settled in the final inning. Benches clear in 9th, Mariners beat Astros in series opener Wire Service
Lookout Landing Jun 2, 2022
Lookout Landing Podcast 191: Perfectly Balanced, As All Things Should Be
Joe Nicholson-USA TODAY Sports Hello Seattle Mariners fans! Fresh off an absolute shelling of the much maligned Baltimore Orioles, John, Kate and myself sit down to compare and contrast the Mariners rebuild to their modern contemporaries (Orioles and Kansas City Royals specifically). We break into listener question on pressing topics: Trammel’s hot start, Cal Raleigh 2.0, the continued development of George Kirby and just who is Zach DeLoach? We look at whether or not the Mariners are still in the hunt and need reinforcements at the trade deadline or if they can hold...
