Raleigh’s numbers are jarring: 65 games, 280 plate appearances, .169/.271/.310 slash line, seven doubles, nine homers, 29 RBI, 35 walks, 91 strikeouts. While the Mariners didn’t expect him to put up the ridiculous numbers he did in the first half last season — .259/.376/.634 slash line, 16 doubles, 38 homers, 82 RBI — they were hoping for something in the middle of the two extremes.
