Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis Julio Rodriguez has been widely considered to be a top three prospect in baseball according to many outlets. Prospect Insider’s Jason A. Churchill has Rodriguez ranked as his No. 3 prospectFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis With Opening Day upon us, there’s a buzz surrounding the Seattle Mariners that hasn’t existed for far too long. Credit an exhilarating 90-win campaign last year, the offseason addition of provenFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis Signing Cy Young Award winner Robbie Ray this offseason was a major accomplishment for the Seattle Mariners. But Seattle wants to reach the postseason in 2022 and could still use another establishedFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis For a segment of Seattle Mariners fans, last season’s negative run differential is irrelevant. The team finished with 90 wins and contended for the postseason until game-162. Who cares about someFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis 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 throughFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis 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 difficultFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis Until February 20, 2022, this feature is only available to Rookie & up Baseball Things subscribers. Click Here to become a subscriber. 10. George Feliz, CF | R/R | 9.21.02 |FULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis 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 predictionFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis 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 predictionFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis 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 likelyFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis 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 / 190FULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis 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 DSLFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis The Seattle Mariners started to add to their infield this offseason by trading for Adam Frazier, but they still are in the market for another infielder. A potential fit that isFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis Most free agent position players linked to the Seattle Mariners this offseason have two things in common. A strong offensive résumé and the ability to play second base and/or third base.FULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis Once again, the bullpen projects to be a strength for the Seattle Mariners. Not only are late-inning studs Paul Sewald, Drew Steckenrider, Diego Castillo, and Casey Sadler returning, experienced closer KenFULL STORY
Subscribe to the Baseball Things Podcast for bi-weekly analysis Prior to the MLB lockout, Jerry Dipoto made moves designed to transform his team into a 2022 postseason contender. But when normal baseball business resumes in July, don’t expect the Seattle Mariners GMFULL STORY
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