Overview

• Raleigh went 3-for-5 with a homer and two doubles in an 11-9 win over the Mets, driving a five-run seventh-inning rally for Seattle.
• His two-run blast marked his MLB-leading 46th homer, leaving him two shy of Salvador Perez’s single-season catcher record.
• He became the first player this season to reach 100 RBIs and the first catcher in 25 years to notch consecutive 100-RBI campaigns, a feat last achieved by Mike Piazza.
• Analyst Sarah Langs notes Raleigh is matching Mickey Mantle’s 1961 pace with 46 homers through 123 games, putting the switch-hitter single-season mark within reach.
• Seattle set a club record with nine doubles during the game, underscoring how Raleigh’s surge has propelled him into serious American League MVP consideration.