Raleigh has 32 home runs and 68 RBIs for the Mariners. On Monday, He went 2-for-5 and hit a two-run home run in Seattle's, 11-2, victory over Minnesota at Target Field in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Seattle's catcher also recorded two RBIs and scored two runs. New York's Aaron Judge is second in home runs (28), four behind Raleigh.

Raleigh is on pace to join Johnny Bench in 1974 and Joe Torre in 1970 as the only players whose primary position was catcher in MLB history to reach 700 plate appearances in a season, becoming too essential on both sides of the ball for the Mariners to rest him. Not that he’d want to, anyway.