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Randy Arozarena may have cost the Seattle Mariners a win on Saturday against the Kansas City Royals. Arozarena drew a walk to load the bases in the bottom of the 5th inning at T-Mobile Park in Seattle, Wash. The Mariners had just taken a 2-1 lead earlier in the inning and had a chance to … The post Randy Arozarena committed the most boneheaded blunder on the basepaths appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
The World Baseball Classic still haunts Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh. Raleigh's handshake snub of Randy Arozarena got his season off to a rough start he's finally recovering from.
Through the first couple of weeks, the Astros and Mariners both look terrible.
Cal Raleigh rough start to the 2026 MLB season is all about a WBC hangover. A beef with Seattle Mariners teammate Randy Arozarena bubbled to the surface, and Raleigh can't find his groove.
As everyone who watched the World Baseball Classic knows, there was bit of a troubling incident between Seattle Mariners teammates Randy Arozarena and Cal Raleigh. During Randy Arozarena’s first at-bat of the game for Team Mexico against Team USA, he walked up to the plate and began talking to Cal Raleigh before extending his hand for a […] The post Seattle’s Randy Arozarena Appears To Have Made Up With Cal Raleigh After World Baseball Classic Snub appeared first on BroBible.
Winning takes care of everything, and the Seattle Mariners’ thrilling 2-1 win over the New York Yankees at T-Mobile Park in Seattle, Wash., appeared to confirm that things are back to normal between teammates Cal Raleigh and Randy Arozarena. Raleigh came through for the Mariners in that contest, as he hit a walk-off single in … The post Cal Raleigh and Randy Arozarena turn heads with their interaction after beating the Yankees appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
The Seattle Mariners are looking for revenge. Last season, the Mariners came as close as they’ve ever been to winning the World Series. They fell just short in the AL Championship Series, losing to the Toronto Blue Jays in Game 7. Now, after they’ve had a taste of what it’s like, Seattle is looking to […] The post Watch Mariners’ Luis Castillo reach incredible milestone at Aaron Judge’s expense appeared first on ClutchPoints.
Giancarlo Stanton quickly realized during Monday’s game that he has still the speed of Giancarlo Stanton. Stanton and the New York Yankees faced off on Monday against the Seattle Mariners at T-Mobile Park in Seattle, Wash. In the top of the fourth inning, the Yankees designated hitter Stanton hit a towering fly ball into shallow … The post Giancarlo Stanton commits a ridiculous baserunning blunder vs. Mariners appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
Arozarena speaks out before Opening Day clash with Raleigh, responding to rising tension as rivalry buzz builds around matchup.
Randy Arozarena waited about as long as he possibly could to issue an apology to his Seattle Mariners teammate, Cal Raleigh, after the very choice words he shared about him at the World Baseball Classic, but it's better late than never.In a statement shared by the Mariners, Arozarena explained that he and Raleigh are "brothers and teammates" and that he apologized to the catcher."I understand that with Opening Day a few days away, I don’t want it to be a distraction," Arozarena said. "Cal and I have talked, and I apologized for what I said after the game. Nothing in the WBC takes away from the fact that we are brothers and teammates."The drama between Arozarena and Raleigh unfolded in the early stages of Team USA's 5-3 win over Team Mexico during the group stage matchup back on March 9.With Raleigh behind home plate for the U.S., Arozarena came to bat and reached out to offer his Seattle teammate a handshake. Raleigh opted not to reach his hand out, and when asked about the snub after the game, it was clear the moment had stuck with him throughout the game."The only thing he should be thankful for is having such great parents. He’s very well educated, thank God. I was lucky enough to see them a few days ago at the hotel. They came over to greet me, gave me a big hug, and were genuinely proud to see me again," Arozarena told reporters after the game. "After that, I want to give it to him straight Cuban style: What he has to do is f-ck off! Mexican style: Go to hell! And in English: That fake a-s "good to see you" he hit me with? He can shove it straight up his a-s. I’m out."While the entire situation could have been avoided if Raleigh had offered up a quick handshake or a simple pump, he opted not to. Arozarena reacted by telling Raleigh that he could go to hell; it was a choice he was free to make, but most would agree it crossed the line for no reason.At the end of the day, Raleigh and Arozarena are grown adults and (should) have this be water under the bridge with Opening Day fast approaching. Seattle fans certainly hope that is the case, because having two of your pillars of the franchise at each other's necks on day one isn't an ideal situation.
Seattle Mariners teammates Randy Arozarena and Cal Raleigh have settled their strange World Baseball Classic beef. Arozarena issued a statement Saturday saying he apologized to Raleigh for comments he made after Raleigh refused to greet him prior to a plate appearance during the WBC. Arozarena said after the game Raleigh could “go to hell” for … The post Randy Arozarena and Cal Raleigh addressed their weird beef appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
Seattle Mariners outfielder Randy Arozarena still appears to be nursing some hard feelings over Cal Raleigh’s refusal to shake his hand during a World Baseball Classic game. Arozarena issued a statement Saturday through the Mariners saying the WBC is “behind us” and he was looking forward to helping the team chase a World Series. Curiously, … The post Randy Arozarena issues bizarre statement in wake of Cal Raleigh handshake incident appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
Proposed blockbuster Mariners trade sees Seattle cut ties with Randy Arozarena due to "Handshake-Gate" with Cal Raleigh, land multiple top prospects in return sportingnews.com
