Cal Raleigh just shattered his own ceiling — and Mariners history — with a career-defining three-homer game against the Phillies, leading his team to a 9-2 rout and reigniting playoff hopes. After a quiet season with just 14 homers, this explosive performance echoes his legendary 2025 campaign of 60 home runs. Manager Dan Wilson, the last Mariner catcher to hit three homers in a game (1996), watched in awe as Raleigh joined elite company with his 22nd multi-homer game — now just one shy of Ken Griffey Jr.’s franchise record. This isn’t just a milestone — it’s a statement: the Mariners’ heart is beating louder than ever.
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