This may be surprising to read or hear, but it’s been a little while since the Seattle Mariners last had a farm system ranked in the bottom half of the league. Jerry Dipoto started the farm rebuild long before tearingFULL STORY
Major League Baseball announced the Arizona Fall League rosters Friday, including nine players from the Seattle Mariners organization. The AFL isn’t what it used to be; the time is often used to get reps for players that have been outFULL STORY
While I rail on the fact prospect rankings do not carry inherent value, they can serve one very partcular functional purpose, and that’s to sort the value in a club’s farm system. Of course, these rankings are subjective, do not reflect the evaluations ofFULL STORY
With several premium talents having graduated over the past 15 months, the Seattle Mariners’ farm system is looking a lot different. Here is my update on the system that has produced Kyle Lewis, Julio Rodriguez, Cal Raleigh, George Kirby, andFULL STORY
Every day is a fun day down in the minors (except Mondays), but some stick out a little more than others. Sunday was one of those days. Here are the highlights: Ken Giles Sunday, Giles made his fifth appearance sinceFULL STORY
A lot happened in the minors Tuesday for the Seattle Mariners, including some season debuts… of sorts. Let’s dig. Modesto, A — California League Right-hander Sam Carlson made his season starting debut for the Nuts after starting 2022 in extendedFULL STORY
With Julio Rodriguez and George Kirby in the big leagues, and well-known top prospects such as Noelvi Marte already in mind, you might be wondering who else you should be excited about down on the farm for the Seattle Mariners.FULL STORY
Baseball Things Rookie & Up Subscribers can access Top 30 Rankings, Best Tools, Projected 2025 Lineup, and 10 Sleeper Prospects, all published here at Prospect Insider, by using the password sent their Baseball Things inbox. If you’re not yet aFULL STORY
NOTE: Overall Future Potential (OFP), is not a prediction of where the player will land when all is said and done. It’s his future potential if the current profile gets through development stages and into the big leagues. Profiles canFULL STORY
Until February 20, 2022, this feature is only available to Rookie & up Baseball Things subscribers. Click Here to become a subscriber. There was a time it was much more difficult to complete this entire list, let alone make theFULL STORY
Until February 20, 2022, this feature is only available to Rookie & up Baseball Things subscribers. Click Here to become a subscriber. NOTE: Overall Future Potential (OFP), is not a prediction of where the player will land when all isFULL STORY
Until February 20, 2022, this feature is only available to Rookie & up Baseball Things subscribers. Click Here to become a subscriber. NOTE: Overall Future Potential (OFP), is not a prediction of where the player will land when all isFULL STORY
Until February 20, 2022, this feature is only available to Rookie & up Baseball Things subscribers. Click Here to become a subscriber. Looking three seasons ahead, the Seattle Mariners will likely receive even more assistance from the farm system. Let’sFULL STORY
Until February 20, 2022, this feature is only available to Rookie & up Baseball Things subscribers. Click Here to become a subscriber. Michael Limoncelli, RHP | 5.20.00 | 6-2 / 190 The 6th-round pick from the 2019 class has fullyFULL STORY
Pedro D’costa, RHP | 5.22.03 | 6-1/ 185 D’costa has made just one appearance in pro ball, but it was a 25-pitch outing covering 2.2 innings last summer in the DSL where he fanned four versus one base on ballsFULL STORY
It’s my opinion the Seattle Mariner just experienced the most successful player development season in team history. Prospects prospered, the list of “top” prospects doubled, at least, players changed their profiles and projections to the positive, meaningful development took placeFULL STORY