Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh made MLB history by hitting his 29th home run of the season before the All-Star break, surpassing Johnny Bench’s previous record of 28 in 1970. Achieving this milestone in just 73 games, Raleigh currently leads the league in home runs and has a batting line of .270/.377/.644, positioning him to potentially exceed his career-best total of 34 homers.
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Mariners' Cal Raleigh hits 29th homer before All-Star break, most by a catcher in MLB history
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