Seattle Mariners manager Dan Wilson could get fired after this season, and he has catcher Cal Raleigh to blame, whose quote could the final nail in the coffin.

What happened to the catcher who hit 60 home runs last season? The history of some of baseball’s best backstops might offer some clues.

Brent Stecker at Seattle Sports rounded up the latest news on currently injured Mariners. Kathryn Xu at Defector wonders how Cal Raleigh can get back on track after a disastrous season. Former Mariner Butch Huskey, who was one of the last players to wear the number 42, has died at the age of 54.

Fresh off setting a single-season home run record for catchers, Seattle Mariners star Cal Raleigh surely would've loved to make more baseball history in 2026. Congrats to Raleigh, who has an outside chance to add yet another achievement to his Baseball ...

As the 2026 MLB season heads into the stretch run, it's remarkable to behold this year's landscape of star players and notice how different it looks, mostly because of who's not present.

Cal Raleigh provided some insight into why he believes the Mariners are struggling this year.

In what's been a tumultuous season for Cal Raleigh, the Seattle Mariners catcher was in the middle of a feud with the Detroit Tigers on Wednesday night. Raleigh was HBP, and the Mariners responded.

It can't get much worse for the "Big Dumper" in 2026.

Cal Raleigh was AL MVP runner-up in 2025, and the Seattle Mariners were one game away from the World Series. Things have changed drastically in just one year.

Cal Raleigh went 0-for-4 with two strikeouts in Tuesday’s loss to the Yankees. Raleigh’s 2026 might wind up as a bigger outlier than his 2025; his 165 OPS+ from last season is closer to his 117 OPS+ from 2022-24 than is his current 64 OPS+.

USA Today's Bob Nightengale highlighted how Raleigh is on track to make some dubious never-before-seen MLB history, as he can smash the record for fewest homers hit in a season after clobbering 60.