The Seattle Mariners lack impact on the mound in the organization — though it’s not entirely void of it — but they do have depth and some long-term upside plays. Such talents are reflected in this set of rankings.
MORE: Prospects Rankings Nos. 31-50
Friday: Nos. 16-20
— Rankings
— Abbreviated report
Saturday: Nos 11-15
— Rankings
— Abbreviated report
Sunday: Nos. 6-10
— Rankings
— Abbreviated report
February 10: No. 5
— Rankings
— Abbreviated report
February 11: No. 4
February 12: No. 3
February 13: Nos. 1-2
— Rankings
— Abbreviated Report
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February 14: Why 1 over 2
— The differences in the Top 50
February 16: The Next Group
— Which prospects are on the brink of the Top 50
Here are Nos. 21-30 in reverse order, including their best tool, and 2020 projected starting assignment.
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