Mariners Secure Cal Raleigh with Six-Year, $105 Million Extension

The deal, pending a physical, cements Raleigh's role as a cornerstone player through 2030, including a no-trade clause and vesting player option for 2031.

The Seattle Mariners and catcher Cal Raleigh have agreed to a six-year, $105 million contract extension starting in 2025, pending a physical.
The deal buys out Raleigh's three arbitration years and first three free agency years, with a $10 million signing bonus and a full no-trade clause.
Raleigh, 28, won the 2024 Gold and Platinum Glove Awards for his elite defensive performance, including leading the AL in pitch framing and throwing out 32 base stealers.
Offensively, Raleigh led the Mariners in 2024 with 34 home runs, 100 RBIs, and 70 walks, solidifying his value as a key contributor.
This extension aligns with the Mariners' strategy of retaining cornerstone players like Raleigh and Julio Rodriguez to build a sustainable competitive core.