Randy Arozarena tells Mariners teammate Cal Raleigh to 'go f--- himself' after WBC handshake snub

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The World Baseball Classic (WBC) is known for its rivalries, but a viral moment between MLB teammates got even spicier after Team USA and Mexico faced off in pool play on Monday night in Houston. 

Mexico’s Randy Arozarena stepped up to the plate to face USA star pitcher Paul Skenes, but not before extending his hand to acknowledge his Seattle Mariners teammate, Cal Raleigh, catching behind home plate.   

That was until Raleigh looked up at Arozarena and refused to shake his hand. 

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Randy Arozarena had quite the strong response to his Seattle Mariners teammate Cal Raleigh's reaction to a handshake during the World Baseball Classic. (Getty Images)

Raleigh appeared in the viral video to say something to his teammate, who bent down to listen. But, whether it’s a competitive thing or not for Raleigh, Arozarena seemed serious about the situation in his post-game comments. 

After the U.S. defeated Mexico, 5-3, to remain undefeated in the WBC, Raleigh had no comment on what happened with Arozarena at the dish. But Arozarena had plenty to say about the situation. 

Arozarena was asked in Spanish how he would respond to Raleigh’s handshake snub. His answer was translated, and while some on social media dismissed it as potentially sarcastic, the majority believes he was quite serious. 

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"How do you want me to respond to Cal Raleigh?" Arozarena asked the reporter. "What do you want me to tell him?

"I’d like to tell him in four languages, that’s what I’d like. First, I’ll tell him in