Just about any player could be traded, but rather than fuel what almost certainly turns out to be blind speculation on players such as Ronald Acuña Jr., Byron Buxton, and
Just about any player could be traded, but rather than fuel what almost certainly turns out to be blind speculation on players such as Ronald Acuña Jr., Byron Buxton, and
Over at Future Stars Series, I continued my series ranking the MLB Draft hauls by division. First, the NL East went under the microscope. Then, the American League West. As
The Seattle Mariners’ farm system is pretty darned good, and is about to get better in Atlanta next week with the club owning four picks inside the Top 100, and
Selling clubs are willing to talk right now, so we’re going to take the role of president of baseball operations and get some deals done. Three of them. In order.
PHOTO of Tai Peete by Evan Morud My latest rankings update occurred a few weeks ago, bringing a few changes, but nothing significant. The most difficult part of the organization
We’re beyond the two-month mark for all the full-season affiliates now, and the sample size is to a point where they start to mean something. Not everything, but a little
There are three categories of Trade Deadline clubs in Major League Baseball this time of year: The clear buyers, the clear sellers, and those still in the middle trying to
Seattle selected right-hander Ashton Izzi in Round 4 back in 2022 — right between Walter Ford and Reid VanScoter, two rounds behind Tyler Locklear. Cole Young was the club’s first-round
Switch pitcher Jurrangelo Cijntje is having a fine first professional season. He’s logged 33.1 innings, struck out 35 batters, and limited opponents to a .174 average. He’s also walked nearly