Cal Raleigh blasted his 50th homer, becoming the first catcher in MLB history to reach 50 in a season. With roughly 30 games remaining, a 61-homer chase from Roger Maris era remains a topic of debate, though Raleigh would need an extraordinary stretch to get there. He’s now chasing the Mariners’ franchise mark of 56 set by Ken Griffey Jr., a pace bolstered by two 31-game windows with 12+ homers this year. Yet the post-break surge in strikeouts slows the outlook. Still, Raleigh’s historic power makes him a fantasy must monitor down the stretch.