Cal Raleigh chose to step forward and do exactly what we expect a leader to do when their team is completely falling apart. He defended manager Dan Wilson, president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto and general manager Justin Hollander. Cal Raleigh Can’t Own the Mariners’ Broken OffenseThe most revealing numbers in Divish’s piece weren’t solely attached to Raleigh’s personal stat line. If the Mariners lack energy, urgency and attention to detail, as Raleigh himself suggested, then the manager belongs in that conversation. If they leave Raleigh out there alone, their silence will say more about Mariners leadership than anything he said.