MLB's sluggers are targeting a number of home run records in 2025, and we're keeping track of their progress for the rest of the season.

Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh made history on Sunday when he slugged his 48th and 49th home runs of the season. His 49th homer established a new single-season record for a catcher, breaking a tie with Kansas City Royals stalwart Salvador Perez (48 in 2021).

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.