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Cal Raleigh's 2026 Breakout: Three Homer Night, $105M Deal & Season
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Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh busted out of a brutal season-long slump with the first three-homer game of his career. The 28-year-old, who signed a $105 million extension just weeks ago and was the AL MVP runner-up last season, hit 3 homers and raised his average from .159 to .167 . We break down his remarkable night, his contract, and how he's trying to turn his season around. Only on News Plus Globe.
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00:00Welcome to News Plus Globe!
00:02Cow Rally has finally broken out of a season-long slump!
00:06The Seattle Mariners catcher hit three home runs in a single game for the first time in his career!
00:11He went 3-for-3 with a walk, raising his batting average from .159 to .167!
00:17This performance is a huge relief for both Rally and the Mariners!
00:21He was runner-up for the AL MVP last year, leading the majors with 60 home runs and 125 RBIs!
00:27But this season, his average had dropped to .159 and he's been moved down the order!
00:32Mariners are clearly committed to him for the long haul!
00:35He signed a massive $105 million contract extension earlier this month!
00:39The six-year deal includes a $10 million signing bonus!
00:43His three homers came off Zach Wheeler and Chase Shugart!
00:45They came in the first, fifth, and seventh innings, driving in four runs!
00:49It was the first time a Mariner has hit three home runs at T-Mobile Park!
00:52Stay with News Plus Globe for more MLB news and updates!
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