Raleigh’s 1.5 total-base prop is a focal point in this game. He leads the majors with 47 homers and sits among the top RBI producers, making his power potential a high-upside lever in this matchup.

Raleigh’s power pace remains imposing with 47 homers, near the MLB single-season record for a catcher. His RBI and on-base potential underline a fantasy profile built on massive HR output from the catcher spot, a rare and valuable asset in any format.

Raleigh started at catcher as Garver’s counterpart rested as DH, highlighting Seattle’s catcher rotation and Raleigh’s absence from the initial framing. His presence as the backstop in this context underscores Seattle’s shifting defensive duties in the game’s early sequence.

Raleigh brings lineup-stabilizing power from Seattle’s catcher spot, offering multi-RBI potential with favorable splits against lefties and righties depending on the matchup. His hard contact and run production can carve out a solid fantasy ceiling, especially in parks that boost power stats and with Mariners’ on-base threats ahead of him.

Cal Raleigh stands out as Seattle's primary power threat, having ripped 47 homers and driven in 102 runs. Raleigh's big-game potential adds a HR risk to fantasy bets, even when facing a solid Philly starter. His presence can shape late-inning outcomes and prop bets, making him a focal point for Mariners' offensive plans.