Cal Raleigh extiende su racha sin imparables a 0 de 34 en medio de las dificultades de los Mariners

El receptor de los Seattle Mariners, Cal Raleigh, se fue de nuevo en blanco el lunes, elevando su racha a 0 de 34 en la victoria por 3-1 sobre los Houston Astros en el Daikin Park. Esta actuación marca la racha sin imparables más larga en la era de la pelota viva (Live Ball Era) para un jugador que viene de una temporada de 40 jonrones.

Raleigh acumula ya nueve juegos consecutivos sin conectar un hit, ponchándose 16 veces durante este periodo de sequía. Su promedio de bateo en la temporada es de .157/.238/.320 tras 42 juegos, con un OPS de .559 que se ubica cerca del fondo entre los bateadores calificados. El jugador de 28 años también ha mostrado una velocidad de salida y tasas de contactos sólidos reducidas en comparación con años anteriores.

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