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Did Cal Raleigh Leave Another One Of His Mariners Teammates Hanging At The World Baseball Classic

Other than the United States nearly getting improbably eliminated in pool play, the biggest story at the 2026 World Baseball Classic has been Seattle Mariners superstar Cal Raleigh.

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Mariners await Randy Arozarena’s return from World Baseball Classic | Notebook

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Mariners Unintentionally Turn The World Baseball Classic Into A Reality Show

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Mariners' Randy Arozarena Issues Statement Following WBC Handshake Incident

Seattle Mariners outfielder Randy Arozarena made his return to spring training camp on Saturday and chose a measured response to recent events by issuing a public statement rather than diving into det...

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Back with Mariners, Randy ready to move on from Classic

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Cal Raleigh Gets Ripped For 'Lame' Behavior At World Baseball Classic

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Seattle Mariners Infielder Among Most Disciplined Hitters in Baseball

Rivas is currently projected to make the major league roster as a bench player, according to FanGraphs. If he is able to maintain his plate discipline, then he'll continue to be a valuable contributor for Seattle.

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Cal Raleigh gets ripped for 'lame' behavior at World Baseball Classic

Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh is facing plenty of criticism for the way he has conducted himself during the World Baseball Classic. On Monday night, Raleigh snubbed Mariners teammate Randy Arozarena during Team USA's game against Mexico.

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MLB star snubs World Series in favor of World Baseball Classic title

Seattle Mariners star Julio Rodriguez recently shocked MLB fans by claiming a World Baseball Classic title is his number one goal despite his MLB team’s incredible World Series drought. Rodriguez and the Dominican Republic are one of the favorites

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Mariners first baseman Josh Naylor has fully embraced the city of Seattle

After re-signing with the club following a short stint in 2025, Mariners slugger Josh Naylor has clearly fallen head over heels for the Emerald City

The Mariners’ anchor at first: How Josh Naylor got Seattle’s successful offseason started early

The Mariners wanted Josh Naylor as their long-term anchor at first base. They signed him in mid-November for five years and $92.5 million. David Durochik/Diamond Images via PEORIA, Ariz. – They don’t let you roll over infielders anymore.