Overview

• Glenn Mutti-Driscoll briefly celebrated then handed Cal Raleigh’s 60th home run ball to 12-year-old Marcus Ruelos in the right-field stands.
• Mariners guest-relations staff quickly coordinated a memorabilia trade with the child to secure the keepsake for the team’s catcher.
• The club located Mutti-Driscoll and hosted a pregame on-field meeting, where Raleigh offered thanks and posed for photos with the family.
• Raleigh presented a signed bat to Mutti-Driscoll and signed baseballs for his children, Ethan and Aiden, including a note praising the good deed.
• Marcus Ruelos’ father says the exchange involved an autographed bat and that the ball is now with Raleigh, with a TMZ-cited auction expert estimating its value near $200,000.