The last chapter of the 2025 season closed on Thursday.

Seattle Mariners starting catcher, Cal Raleigh was up for the American League MVP award. He ultimately lost the award to New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge.

Despite losing out on the MVP, Raleigh and several other players earned honors for their respective 2025 seasons.

Seattle starting pitcher Bryan Woo and closer Andres Munoz were named second-team All-MLB on Thursday.

Raleigh and center fielder Julio Rodriguez were both named to the first-team All-MLB club.

The Mariners' All-MLB selections coincide with the organization's all-star selectees from this season. The only 2025 Seattle All-Star that didn't earn an All-MLB nod was left fielder Randy Arozarena.

Arozarena made the Midsummer Classic as a replacement for Rodriguez, who opted to skip on the event.

Munoz, who earned his second All-Star selection this season, posted a career-high 1.73 ERA with 83 strikeouts in 62.1 innings pitched across 64 appearances. He had 38 saves (also a new career-high) in 45 opportunities.

Woo, who earned the first All-Star nod of his career this year, had a 2.93 ERA and fanned 198 batters in 186.2 innings pitched across 30 starts. His strikeouts, innings pitched and starts were all career-highs.

Raleigh, another first-time All-Star, scored 110 runs in 159 games and hit 24 doubles and 60 home runs with 125 RBIs. He slashed .247/.359/.589 with a .948 OPS. His home runs set MLB single-season records for the most by a catcher and switch-hitter.

Rodriguez's All-Star selection was the third of his four-year career. He scored 106 times in 160 games and hit 31 doubles, four triples and 32 homers with 95 RBIs. He stole 30 bases in 36 attempts and slashed .267/.324/.474 with a .798 OPS. His 32 home runs matched a single-season career-high. He became one of just two players in MLB history, alongside Kansas City Royals shortstop Bobby Witt Jr., to begin his career with four consecutive 20/20 (20 home runs, 20 steals) seasons.

The organization had its most successful season in franchise history this year. Seattle made it to Game 7 of the American League Championship Series for the first time ever.

The goal of the front office will be to make the necessary moves in the offseason to return and exceed the heights it reached in 2025.

For the aforementioned players, they'll enjoy the offseason before reporting in February to the team's spring training complex in Peoria, Ariz. Several of those players, if not all of them, will also be featured in the 2026 World Baseball Classic.

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