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Aaron Judge, Cal Raleigh both homer at Yankee Stadium

Could Aaron Judge or Cal Raleigh challenge the single-season American League home run record?

Raleigh's 35 homers are six more than any other catcher before the All-Star break and five more than any other switch-hitter before the break.

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Aaron Judge, Cal Raleigh both homer at Yankee Stadium as HR race heats up

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Mariners’ Cal Raleigh belts league-leading 36th homer to stay two ahead of Aaron Judge

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Who will win the home run race this season: Raleigh, Judge or Ohtani?

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Judge and Raleigh trade homers late in Yankees’ 10-3 rout of Mariners

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MLB leaders Aaron Judge, Cal Raleigh each clobber home runs at Yankee Stadium

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'I'm not content at all': Raleigh talks breakout season, Judge comps and wanting more

Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh sat in the visiting dugout at Yankee Stadium on Wednesday afternoon and acknowledged that he is not used to all the media attention he has been receiving lately. But it’s all good,

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Mariners’ Cal Raleigh figuring out spotlight that comes with his home run bonanza

A new challenger has entered the competition for the home run crown this season. Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh is suddenly in the spotlight. He leads the league with 36 home runs just before

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Aaron Judge Faces Major Snub as Ex-MLB Star Tips Cal Raleigh to Win Big Battle

The MLB calendar crosses the midway mark, and MVP debates are naturally heating up. The post Aaron Judge Faces Major Snub as Ex-MLB Star Tips Cal Raleigh to Win Big Battle appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Cal Raleigh sets Mariners home run record in blowout loss to Yankees

Cal Raleigh hits his 36th home run, breaking a tie with Ken Griffey Jr. for the most by a Mariner before the All-Star break, but Seattle is routed by the Yankees 10-3 in rainy New York.