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Raleigh gives Little Leaguers what they came for

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Mariners fall in Little League Classic despite homer by Cal Raleigh

the Mariners still had a rather important game to play Sunday night.

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Raleigh gives Little Leaguers what they came for: Homer No. 47

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Mariners' Cal Raleigh honors teammates with Little League photos on chest protector

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This week in Mets: The offense is starting to come alive

They won consecutive games over the weekend.

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How to watch Sioux Falls in Little League World Series

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Mets vs Mariners highlights: Mets keep smiles coming with victory at Little League Classic

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Mets’ Mark Vientos wants to give gift to Little Leaguer who called HR

Vientos stretched the Mets’ lead, 3-0, with a sacrifice fly RBI in the second inning.

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Mets Morning News: Big Little League

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Video Of Little Leaguer Calling Mets Superstar “Overrated” Goes Viral On Social Media

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Cal Raleigh hits 47th homer, closing in on Salvador Perez’s catcher record

Cal Raleigh has made headlines by autographing a toilet seat for a fan and hitting his 47th homer of the season.

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Cal Raleigh autographs wild item for fan at Little League World Series

Cal Raleigh continues to give the people what they want. The Seattle Mariners star catcher Raleigh took some time to sign autographs for fans while attending a Little League World Series game on Sunday.

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Everything to know about tonight's 2025 Little League Classic (7 ET, ESPN)

Baseball is a kid's game. During the day today, big leaguers from the Mariners and Mets will enjoy watching kids play in Little League World Series games in Williamsport, Pa. That evening, those kids

Mets and Mariners have opposite vibes: How to watch their series and MLB Little League Classic

The Mets jumped out to a 6-0 lead against the Atlanta Braves on Wednesday. They lost 11-6. Starters can’t find the strike zone, relievers can’t keep their cool, and New York has already crumpled up separate leads of one, four, five and six runs this week.