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Instagram activity has Mariners fans fearing Josh Naylor is already done with Seattle

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By Cal Raleigh Verified
| Chat Sports
Back to the Seattle Mariners Newsfeed Fansided | October 29, 2025 Related Topics: Josh Naylor, Seattle Mariners, Instagram, Cal Raleigh The Seattle Mariners' 2025 season ended over a week ago, and they can't really get going on their offseason until after the World Series. They're in a sort of purgatory, a rather dull place where imaginations have been known to wander. Which brings us to pending free agent Josh Naylor, and specifically to a comment he left on a post by Cal Raleigh on Instagram.
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By Cal Raleigh Verified, Ernie Clement, Eugenio Suarez
| World Baseball Network
About 2 minutes reading time. SEATTLE (AP) — Cal Raleigh’s 64th home run of the year wasn’t his longest. Just the most satisfying. His eighth-inning drive against the Toronto Blue Jays was no sure thing. The ball rose 155 feet above the field on a high arc and had a 6.7-second hang time before it dropped over the left-field wall at T-Mobile Park, 348 feet from home plate.
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Mariners looking for fan who gave away Cal Raleigh’s 60th home run ball to child

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By Cal Raleigh Verified
| World Baseball Network
SEATTLE (AP) — put the Mariners’ All-Star catcher into one of the most exclusive clubs in baseball. It also made for a memorable moment in the outfield stands at T-Mobile Park. , which gave Seattle its first AL West title in 24 years, the fan who caught Raleigh’s 60th home run ball gave it away to a boy in the right-field seats. Team security workers led the child and his father away to have the ball authenticated.
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