#Raleigh

The Associated Press The Seattle Mariners placed catcher Cal Raleigh on the 10-day injured list on Thursday morning with a right oblique strain, the first IL stint of the AL MVP runner-up’s career in his sixth major league season.…

The Mariners are talented enough to tread water without Cal Raleigh, now on the injured list. But long term, the All-Star catcher may set Seattle's ceiling.

Mitch Garver stepped up in place of injured Cal Raleigh to provide his first home run of the season and help the Mariners cap a series win over the Astros in Houston.

Seattle’s lineup takes a major hit with Cal Raleigh on the injured list after a slump that now looks even more telling.

From Nypost RSS Feed: Cal Raleigh goes on IL for the first time as nightmare season continues

From Seattletimes RSS Feed: Mariners’ Cal Raleigh goes on injured list for first time in his career

Cal Raleigh left the game after he appeared to aggravate an injury to his right side, and the Astros erased a two-run deficit to beat the Mariners 4-3 in 10 innings.

Cal Raleigh’s breakthrough did not fix everything, but it gave the Mariners exactly the kind of release they needed.

The Pirates ace got roughed up on Opening Day, but has been nearly unhittable since.

From Si RSS Feed: Mariners Dugout Was So Fired Up After Cal Raleigh Snapped Brutal Hitless Streak

Cal Raleigh’s 0-for-36 skid has become impossible for the Mariners to ignore, but Harold Reynolds’ swing breakdown points to correction, not collapse.

The former five-star figures to play a key bench role for the Wolfpack, spelling the other guards on the roster and offering backcourt size.

Cal Raleigh hasn't picked up a hit in his last 36 plate appearances, dropping his average to .161. "Honestly, it's not been great. It's been really ugly," the Mariners catcher said.

The Mariners’ lineup shuffle with Cal Raleigh and Julio Rodríguez reflects a simple truth about Seattle’s offense right now.

Cal Raleigh avoided the injured list for now, but the Mariners are still protecting themselves by keeping extra catching depth in place.

The Mariners All-Star catcher was back in the starting lineup for Tuesday night's game vs. the Braves after missing the last three games with a sore right oblique.

The Athletics’ move for Jonah Heim gives the Mariners a timely AL West reminder about the importance of protecting their catching depth.