The world knows Raleigh can set a Major League Baseball record, but the slugger also keeps busy as an entrepreneur.

Cal Raleigh won the Baseball Digest/Inside Edge major league player of the year award Friday, narrowly beating out Aaron Judge. The switch-hitting catcher from the Seattle Mariners, who became the seventh player to hit 60 home runs in a season,

Both players are preparing for the American League Division Series beginning this weekend on the heels of historic regular season campaigns.

Cal Raleigh, Seattle’s “Big Dumper,” has rewritten the MLB record books and he’s blowing up the hobby too. This week, Raleigh hit his 60th career homer, the most ever by a catcher or a switch hitter. He’s making a serious MVP case over names like Aaron Judge, and the card market has noticed.

The Seattle Mariners have gotten potentially the best offensive season by a catcher in Major League Baseball this season from Cal Raleigh. There's no ifs, ands,

A little more than six months ago, catcher Cal Raleigh sat in an interview room at T-Mobile Park to discuss the six-year, $105 million contract extension he signed with the Seattle Mariners.

Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh hit his 59th and 60th home runs of the season in the team's American League West-clinching win over the Colorado Rockies.

Cal Raleigh's historic regular season has been awarded with a finalist finish for the American League Hank Aaron Award.