Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh has set the record for most home runs in a season by a major league catcher, a lefty or a righty, and the Mariners' record for most home runs in a season, and is challenging the seventh-ranked player in history with 60 hits in a season. Currently, he is in a tight race with Yankee Judge for the American League MVP this season. The guardian catcher Hedges said that this kind of performance may not be seen in the future, the catcher every day leg squatting is very tired, in the batter's box and still maintain this kind of mentality, this is the MVP, and emphasized Raleigh's contribution at catcher, he is the one who makes the decision every day to help the team to reduce the number of runs, the value of the catcher's decision-making should be discussed in-depth. He's also a Platinum Glove winner for giving up fewer runs on his squatting, and then scoring them on offense.