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"Playoff home runs don't count" - Fans not convinced as Cal Raleigh’s 65th homer passes Aaron Judge for AL record
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"Playoff home runs don't count" - Fans not convinced as Cal Raleigh’s 65th homer passes Aaron Judge for AL record
Seattle Mariners fell short despite superstar Cal Raleigh scaling new heights, becoming the first player in American League history to hit 65 home runs in a year, regular season and postseason combine
Table of ContentsA home run loaded with historyCal Raleigh sealed a memorable season Despite not being able to advance to the World Series of the MLB 2025, Cal Raleigh was one of the offensive pillars throughout the season and in Game 7 of the Championship Series, broke the record held by the also slugger, Aaron Judge, captain of New York Yankees. The Seattle Mariners set ended up falling 4×3 to Toronto Blue Jays in the last challenge that gave …
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