Cal Raleigh hit home run No. 36 on Tuesday, July 8, breaking Ken Griffey Jr.'s mark for the most by a Mariners player before the All-Star break.

They say "keep your eye on the ball," but all eyes were on Cal Raleigh when the Mariner's faced off against the Yankees on Tuesday evening. The Yankees won the game 10-3, but Mariner's catcher Raleigh had an all-star moment of his own on live TV.

Fans revel in Cal Raleigh's 'Big Dumper' nickname during Yankees game, showcasing his status as AL home run leader.

He also has a distinctive nickname, "Big Dumper," which YES Network's Michael Kay had to tell the viewers about during Tuesday's broadcast. With Raleigh reaching first on a fielder's choice in the top of the first inning, Kay explained the situation in detail to Paul O'Neil while the production team got a good look at the subject of the discussion.

Seattle catcher Cal Raleigh remains on a historic tear entering a showdown in New York against the Yankees and Aaron Judge.

What makes Cal Raleigh, aka "The Big Dumper," so special? In this Big League Buzz clip, Sports Illustrated’s Ryan Phillips joins host Scott Gulbransen to dive into the personality and leadership of Seattle Mariners’ star catcher.

Star. The Mariners’ catcher won Phase 2 of the PRO SPIRIT MLB All-Star Ballot that closed on Wednesday morning over Toronto’s Alejandro Kirk to earn the spot in the American League’s starting lineup.

During the Seattle Mariners' 6-0 Fourth of July win over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Friday afternoon, catcher Cal Raleigh homered twice to secure the dub. His two dingers were his 34th and 35th on his impressive 2025 season. Here's a look at the two shots: