Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis 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’llFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis 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 theirFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis 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 inFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis Final.FULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis The Seattle Mariners have completed the process of their 2020 MLB Draft class by signing all six players, including top picks Emerson Hancock and Zach DeLoach. It’s clear at this stageFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis The 2020 MLB Draft has come and gone — thanks to the owners cutting 35 rounds off the back end of the entire event — which means it’s time to haveFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis The Mariners selected Georgia right-hander Emerson Hancock with the No. 6 pick on Day, and under GM Jerry Dipoto the Seattle Mariners have shown a strong tendency to select college playersFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis With this year’s MLB Draft being just five rounds, it’s quite easy to go through the entire set, check my board and lay out best-case, worst-case scenarios for all six SeattleFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis One common theme building around the ‘sphere is the Seattle Mariners should prefer the player with the most upside at No. 6 overall in the 2020 MLB Draft, and that LouisvilleFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis I’ll have at least one other update before Draft Day as I continue to gather info, and may get to 100-150 players. NOTES This is a player ranking, not a mockFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis Photo: Cody Bellinger (35) & Corey Seager (5), who both could have been Mariners had Seattle drafted perfectly throughout the years. 2020 MLB Draft: Top 20 ProspectsDraft History: Every Teams Best Unsigned PickFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis Because there are no games, I’ve had to keep in contact with more folks that have seen the top draft prospects for this year’s class, so I thought I’d get backFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis The Seattle Mariners 2020 MLB Draft pick is in good shape as of May 13, 2019. Here’s the draft order if the season were to end before Tuesday’s games. Entering Tuesday,FULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis At the conclusion of Sunday’s game we learned the frozen first-round order for the 2018 MLB Draft. Seattle will select No. 14 overall. Reminder: First-round picks are no longer attached toFULL STORY
Who might the Seattle Mariners select at No. 17?FULL STORY
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