The Seattle Mairners' center fielder Julio Rodriguez and catcher Cal Raleigh are going into the Houston Astros Series with two of the hottest bats on the team.
The Seattle Mariners are about to start one of the most important series of the season on Friday against the Houston Astros. The Mariners' starting pitchers continued to be elite in the weeks before the All-Star break, but the offense has lagged behind. As a result, the M's are just 52-46 and 1.0 game up on the Astros in the American League West.
Raleigh went 9-for-25 with five home runs and 10 RBIs. According to Baseball Savant, six of Raleigh's nine hits had an exit velocity of over 100 MPH and five were registered as barrels.According to Baseball Savant, six of those hits had exit velocities over 100 MPH. Rodriguez registered two barrels. There's been other Seattle hitters that started to pick things up on the break. Victor Robles got three straight starts and performed well and Jorge Polanco had several solid games before his production teetered off towards right before the break.
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