BREAKING NEWS: Earlier today True mariners fans Star Cal Raleigh has reportedly turned down a tempting Jaw dropping $21.3 Million offer from Jared Bednar and his Team mates reaffirming His commitment to finishing His….see more

In a stunning turn of events earlier today, Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh has reportedly rejected a lucrative $21.3 million contract offer from an undisclosed franchise led by Jared Bednar and a group of top-tier teammates. The offer, described by insiders as “jaw-dropping,” was aimed at luring the fan-favorite slugger away from the Pacific Northwest.

Instead, Raleigh has reaffirmed his commitment to finishing what he started in Seattle, a move that has Mariners fans and teammates alike buzzing with pride and admiration.

“This isn’t about the money. It’s about loyalty, legacy, and bringing a title to this city,” Raleigh was quoted saying, according to sources close to the team. “Seattle believed in me when I was just a prospect. I want to be here when we raise that trophy.”

The 27-year-old, affectionately known as “Big Dumper” by the Mariners faithful, has become a cornerstone of the franchise — both on the field and in the clubhouse — known for his clutch home runs, leadership, and defensive prowess behind the plate.

Jared Bednar, better known for his role in the NHL as head coach of the Colorado Avalanche, was said to be acting on behalf of a new ownership group involved in an ambitious multi-sport investment initiative — a surprising twist in itself.

This bold declaration by Raleigh not only solidifies his standing among Seattle sports legends but also sends a powerful message to the rest of the league: Seattle is building something real, and its stars are here to stay.