Reading Time: 4 minutes Back in the 2021 draft the Seattle Mariners selected high school righty Michael Morales from Pennsylvania in the third round. He only made one short one inning appearance that year. Then in 2022 he started 26 games and pitched aboutFULL STORY
Reading Time: 3 minutes Alberto Rodriguez had arguably been one of the best performers in the Seattle Mariners organization through the first two months of the season. In the last week and a half he has been on a massive hot streak. In hisFULL STORY
Reading Time: 4 minutes Last year the Seattle Mariners selected corner infielder Tyler Locklear from VCU in the second round. He was coming off of a very gaudy statistical season in 2022 where he hit .402/542/.799 with 20 home runs and 25 doubles. HeFULL STORY
Reading Time: 4 minutes It wasn’t too long ago that the Seattle Mariners had a young pitcher in Double-A who was converted from a starter to a reliever and then was promoted to the big leagues and became one of the best closers inFULL STORY
Reading Time: 3 minutes One of the biggest bright spots in the Seattle Mariners system through the first month of the season has been outfielder Jonatan Clase. He started the season in Everett with the AquaSox after a good showing in Modesto last yearFULL STORY
Reading Time: 3 minutes Cade Marlowe was never a top prospect, wasn’t drafted high, and never showed up on any top draft rankings. He was drafted in the 20th round of the 2019 draft out of the University of West Georgia by the SeattleFULL STORY
Reading Time: 3 minutes The Seattle Mariners drafted Texas A&M outfielder Zach DeLoach in the second round of the 2020 draft. He was considered to be a well-rounded player who did not have any standout skills, but possessed solid tools across the board. InFULL STORY
Reading Time: 3 minutes Friday March 31 is the Opening Day for Triple-A and the Tacoma Rainiers are on the road to begin their season in Oklahoma City against the OKC Dodgers. One the mound for the Rainiers for the second consecutive Opening DayFULL STORY
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