One list sure wasn’t used as a reference guide last week when the Mariners’ top two executives heaped public praise on their farm system. That would be Baseball America’s organizational ...

The Seattle Mariners have arguably the best farm system in baseball; But there might not be a lot of opportunities for the top prospects to make an impact for the team in 2025. The Seattle ...

On Wednesday morning, longtime publication Baseball America released its midseason farm-system rankings, and the Mariners climbed up two more spots from its preseason spot to the No. 3 ...

By 2018, the Mariners’ farm system had plummeted to dead last in Baseball America’s organization talent rankings. “Everybody kept reminding me that we were probably 35th in baseball out of ...

These two deals guarantee that the nucleus of the Mariners offense will remain through the rest of the decade. Which is more than enough time for Seattle's top farm system to make a big league impact.

While there has been plenty of consternation over the Mariners' lack of activity this offseason, one consistent bright spot has been the almost universal praise of their farm system. Scroll ...

While one playoff in nine years is hardly a badge of honor, using that fact as the basis for criticizing Dipoto is disingenuous (and, frankly, lazy analysis ... Mariners had the No. 1 farm system ...

Those two known minor-leaguers, outfielder Aidan Smith and right-hander Brody Hopkins, both drafted in 2023, are ranked as the 14th- and 15th-best prospects in the Mariners’ farm system.

And Dipoto envisions a Mariners system that incorporates that line of thinking from top to bottom. "This is where the game goes next," Dipoto said Well, as Yogi Berra famously said: "Baseball is ...

The Seattle Mariners guaranteed their top-flight offensive duo will be with the team through at least 2029 after they formally announced signing Cal Raleigh to a six-year, $105 million deal Wednesday.