Cal Raleigh’s magic history tour takes place.
The Seattle Mariners Catcher continued its incredible season on Friday evening, spending 2 for 5 with a pair of circuits in the 12-3 victory of the navy against the Tigers de Detroit.
Friday evening, Raleigh’s second explosion also made a certain story of the American League.
His first circuit stroke came at the top of the eighth round, in a large place for the navy. Seattle held an advance of 4-3 at that time, when Raleigh raised a deep fly ball in the left center:
The fly ball took place deep enough for the 37th Home Run of Raleigh of the season.
But the recipient was not finished. He came on the plate with the bases loaded in the final frame, because Seattle at that time took advantage of an advance of 8-3.
Soon it was 12-3:
Raleigh lit a 93 mph bottom in the area, placing a large slam in the left -wing stands for its 38th time circuit.
This is where the historical part comes into play.
This explosion established a new record of the American League for Home Runs before the stars break, eclipping the 37 hit by Chris Davis des Orioles de Baltimore in 2013.
Bond has finished this season with 73 circuits.
Raleigh and the navies have two more games before the break, giving the receiver a legitimate chance to match the links before him and the rest of the All Stars go to Atlanta.
