Reading Time: 2 minutes The Seattle Mariners have had multiple bright spots and positive developments this Spring Training in Peoria, Arizona. They have not had too many significant injuries, their players who played in the World Baseball Classic returned healthy, and multiple prospects haveFULL STORY
Reading Time: 2 minutes No one was sure how Seattle Mariners number one prospect Harry Ford would do on the world stage in the World Baseball Classic. He had never faced competition above Low-A ball, and facing a loaded USA super team was certainlyFULL STORY
Reading Time: 2 minutes The Seattle Mariners have several players playing for their countries in the World Baseball Classic, including some prospects. That list is headlined by top catching prospect Harry Ford who is playing for Great Britain. He will get a chance toFULL STORY
Reading Time: 3 minutes The Seattle Mariners made a very small trade last May when they traded utility infielder Donnie Walton to the San Francisco Giants for 22-year-old Prelander Berroa. At the time it did not seem like a deal that would impact eitherFULL STORY
Reading Time: 4 minutes Seattle Mariners top catching prospect Harry Ford has been drawing rave reviews so far this spring down in Peoria, Arizona. Daniel Kramer of MLB.com wrote about how Ford is using the opportunity to take in all of the sights, sounds,FULL STORY
Reading Time: 2 minutes This week the Seattle Mariners began their Spring Training at their facility in Peoria, Arizona. This means that we are in the phase of the spring where we are getting pictures and videos of prospects in big league camp. WeFULL STORY
Reading Time: 3 minutes The Seattle Mariners made another minor league addition this week by signing former No. 8 overall pick Carson Fulmer. The former Vanderbilt star was drafted by the Chicago White Sox in the 2015 draft, but has struggled to find consistencyFULL STORY
Reading Time: 2 minutes The Seattle Mariners have picks 22, 29, 30, 57, and 92 in July’s MLB Draft. Boston College’s Travis Honeyman. could be on the club’s radar. He is a 6-foot-2, 190-pound outfielder – he spent last season playing left field exclusively,FULL STORY
Reading Time: 3 minutes The Seattle Mariners claimed right-handed pitcher J.B. Bukauskas off of waivers from the Arizona Diamondbacks earlier this week. To clear room for him on the 40 man roster, Seattle DFA’d minor league outfielder Alberto Rodriguez. Bukauskas was drafted with theFULL STORY
Reading Time: 3 minutes This week, the Seattle Mariners have reportedly signed veteran corner infielder Colin Moran to a minor league contract with an invite to Spring Training. Moran was the 6th overall pick back in 2013. He has since played in parts ofFULL STORY
Reading Time: 3 minutes When the Seattle Mariners made the trade for veteran first-baseman/designated hitter Carlos Santana, not many thought much about what the return was because they weren’t highly ranked prospects. However, how did the two players the club traded to Kansas CityFULL STORY
Reading Time: 3 minutes With the recent news that the Seattle Mariners will have three picks in the top 30 of the 2023 MLB Draft, Prospects Live has a recent mock draft including Mariners selections at 22, 29, and 30 overall. At pick 22,FULL STORY
Reading Time: 3 minutes With the announcement Seattle Mariners 21-year-old phenom Julio Rodriguez was the 2022 American League Rookie of the Year comes a team reward in the form of the No. 29 pick in the 2023 MLB Draft. Seattle’s own pick in RoundFULL STORY
Reading Time: 5 minutes With MLB dragging their heels, to put it politely, baseball will go on, and this weekend the college game kicks off the 2022 season. I just thought I’d share what I’ll be watching and following this weekend, and why. Matchup:FULL STORY
Reading Time: 7 minutes The Seattle Mariners 2021 Draft class is developing into a very nice haul. It’s expected their top three picks all will sign, and through Monday had officially signed 14 of their top 20 selections for under $1.6 million, or 18.6%FULL STORY
Reading Time: 8 minutes This Mock Draft is different, in that there’s no attempting to predict each club’s pick. Instead, this is what I’d do if I were making the selections for each team in the first round. 1. Pittsburgh Pirates I’m shooting forFULL STORY
