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
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
Logan Gilbert, Taylor Trammell, and Jarred Kelenic have graduated from the top 10 this year but loads of talent remains in one of the deeper systems in baseball. Clicking on the team (level) will take you to the full, official,FULL STORY
Here’s the new Top 25. Notes Taylor Trammell, Jake Fraley, Robert Dugger, and Anthony Misiewicz have graduated and no longer qualify. As always, this is not a ranking of the most likely players to make the majors, to stay inFULL STORY
POSTED: No. 2 — Julio Rodriguez, RF POSTED: No. 3 — Emerson Hancock, RHP POSTED: No. 4 — Logan Gilbert, RHP POSTED: No. 5 — Noelvi Marte, SS/3B POSTED: 6-10 — Three arms, a speedy outfielder, and the catcherPOSTED: 11-20 —FULL STORY
POSTED: No. 3 — Emerson Hancock, RHP POSTED: No. 4 — Logan Gilbert, RHP POSTED: No. 5 — Noelvi Marte, SS/3B POSTED: 6-11 — Three arms, a speedy outfielder, and the catcherPOSTED: 11-20 — Upside and heatPOSTED: 21-30 — Highlighted by youngFULL STORY
POSTED: No. 4 — Logan Gilbert, RHP POSTED: No. 5 — Noelvi Marte, SS/3B POSTED: 6-11 — Three arms, a speedy outfielder, and the catcherPOSTED: 11-20 — Upside and heatPOSTED: 21-30 — Highlighted by young CF, relief helpPOSTED: 31-40 — Five Arms andFULL STORY
POSTED: No. 5 — Noelvi Marte, SS/3B POSTED: 6-11 — Three arms, a speedy outfielder, and the catcherPOSTED: 11-20 — Upside and heatPOSTED: 21-30 — Highlighted by young CF, relief helpPOSTED: 31-40 — Five Arms and power upside Friday: No. 3 Saturday, Feb.FULL STORY
POSTED: 6-11 — Three arms, a speedy outfielder, and the catcherPOSTED: 11-20 — Upside and heatPOSTED: 21-30 — Highlighted by young CF, relief helpPOSTED: 31-40 — Five Arms and power upside Thursday: No. 4 Friday: No. 3 Saturday, Feb. 27: No. 2 Sunday,FULL STORY
POSTED: Nos. 31-40POSTED: Nos. 21-30 Monday: Nos. 6-10Wednesday: No. 5Thursday: No. 4Friday: No. 3Saturday, Feb. 27: No. 2Sunday, Feb. 28: No. 1Monday, March 1: Best ToolsTuesday, March 2: How many Mariners prospects would be No. 1 elsewhere?Wednesday March 3: Projected 2024FULL STORY
Saturday: Nos. 31-40Sunday: Nos. 11-20.Monday: Nos. 6-10Wednesday: No. 5Thursday: No. 4Friday: No. 3Saturday, Feb. 27: No. 2Sunday, Feb. 28: No. 1Monday, March 1: Best ToolsTuesday, March 2: How many Mariners prospects would be No. 1 elsewhere?Wednesday March 3: Projected 2024 Lineup,FULL STORY
Sunday: Nos. 21-30, Nos. 11-20.Monday: Nos. 6-10Wednesday: No. 5Thursday: No. 4Friday: No. 3Saturday, Feb. 27: No. 2Sunday, Feb. 28: No. 1Monday, March 1: Best ToolsTuesday, March 2: How many Mariners prospects would be No. 1 elsewhere?Wednesday March 3: Projected 2024 Lineup,FULL STORY
1. Jarred Kelenic, CF HT: 6-0 WT: 195 BATS: L THROWS: L AGE: 20 Kelenic did three things in 2019 to more than live up to his scouting report, starting with turning raw tools into production at the plate. Bat speedFULL STORY
2. Julio Rodriguez, RF HT: 6-4 WT: 225 BATS: R THROWS: R AGE: 19 Rodriguez enters 2020 carrying the highest upside of any bat in the entire organization. Last season, the Dominican native displayed an absurd level of maturity when heFULL STORY
3. Logan Gilbert, RHP HT: 6-6 WT: 230 BATS: R THROWS: R AGE: 22 Gilbert did exactly what clubs should want from a first-round college arm in his first full season in pro ball, and that’s move quickly. But he mayFULL STORY