Each of Raleigh's last three home runs each have created history of their own. No. 48 tied Kansas City's Salvador Perez (2021) for the most home runs by a catcher in a single season, the first of Raleigh's two-homer game against the Athletics on Sunday afternoon. No. 49 landed an inning later, when he set a new mark in an 11-4 win.

After already setting the record for most home runs by a catcher, Cal Raleigh made even more history for the Mariners with his 50th home run.

Per ESPN Bet, Judge currently leads in odds at -120, followed closely by Raleigh at -105. The gap between the two is shrinking. At the rate Raleigh is playing, it won't be long before it's going, going, gone.