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Cal Raleigh of the Seattle Mariners ended his hitless streak with a single against the Houston Astros. This comes after a successful season where he led in home runs among American League players.

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One of the bigger storylines that surrounded the MLB last season was the home run battle between the Seattle Marinersâ Cal Raleigh and the Philadelphia Philliesâ Kyle Schwarber. When all was said and done, Raleigh would reign supreme over his National League East counterpart, 60-56.
It would cap off what was a stellar season for the Marinersâ slugger, as he would slash .247/.359/.948 with 125 RBIs to his name, finishing runner-up to Aaron Judge for the American League Most Valuable Player award.
Going into the offseason, following Seattleâs postseason shortcomings in the American League Championship Series, all eyes were on Raleigh to see if heâd be able to build on his output in the prior season.
However, the 29-year-old wouldnât get off to the best start as a member of the United Statesâ National Team during the World Baseball Classic, failing to record a single hit through his 14 appearances. These struggles would persist into the start of the regular season, as Raleigh is slashing .157/.238/.320 through his opening 39 games.
Cal Raleigh had a stellar season, slashing .247/.359/.948 with 125 RBIs and leading the home run race with 60 home runs.
Cal Raleigh outperformed Kyle Schwarber in home runs, finishing with 60 compared to Schwarber's 56.
Cal Raleigh finished runner-up for the American League Most Valuable Player award behind Aaron Judge.
Rays secure a 7-5 victory over the Blue Jays with McClanahan's stellar performance.
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These lackluster performances would hit a low point in the last few weeks, as Raleigh went into Tuesday nightâs match with a hitless streak in his 36 at-bats.
This streak would extend to 38 at-bats before the Marinersâ slugger would snap it, as heâd drive a ball into the outfield, resulting in a single in the top of the seventh inning against the Houston Astros.
His hitless streak would be the longest of his career, and by any player in the MLB this season. Itâll be something to look at in the coming days to see if the 29-year-old can start to right the ship after breaking it on Tuesday night.