Lazaro Montes joined elite company with one swing Sunday. MLB's No. 27 prospect clubbed his 20th home run of the season in Double-A Arkansas' 12-7 victory over rival Northwest Arkansas at Dickey-Stephens Park. The eighth-inning, two-run shot clinched a third consecutive season of at least 20 roundtrippers for the Mariners

Rain, rain, go away -- unless it sets up for a top prospect doubleheader day. Inclement weather rolled through North Little Rock, Ark., on Friday. While postponements can often lead to logistical issues, this one resulted in a special double feature at Dickey-Stephens Park on Saturday. Kade Anderson and Ryan

Jonny Farmelo and Felnin Celesten as a duo are as dialed in as any hitters in June. Ranked just one spot apart among the top prospects in the Mariners' system, Farmelo -- No. 6 -- and Celesten -- No. 7 -- took inspiration from one another and homered in the

BALTIMORE -- Colt Emerson, it appears, will avoid the injured list. The Mariners’ uber-talented infielder was out of the Mariners’ lineup for the third straight day on Wednesday, but he did take swings in the cage for the first time since suffering a back spasm when throwing to first base

As the calendar flips to June and the weather continues to heat up, so does the bat of Lazaro Montes. The Mariners' No. 4 prospect continued his torrid start to the month Friday night in Arkansas' 11-2 win over Northwest Arkansas at Dickey-Stephens Ballpark, as the outfielder delivered a 3-for-4

BALTIMORE -- The banged-up Mariners had to like what they saw in the Pacific Northwest on Tuesday, when Cal Raleigh crushed a pair of homers upon transitioning his rehab assignment to Triple-A Tacoma. But on the big league front, they were still navigating a few key injuries on their season-high

By most measures, the season is still young. Some alternate identities have yet to be donned, All-Star Futures Game rosters have yet to be announced and there's a whole second half of the Minors campaign. Even with so much left in the balance, it might already be time to ask:

The Northwest League’s leader in batting average has shown no signs of slowing down. Felnin Celesten, the Mariners' No. 7 prospect, clobbered his first professional grand slam on Wednesday, powering High-A Everett to a 5-3 win over Eugene at Everett Memorial Stadium. A switch-hitting shortstop, Celesten was batting righty when

Michael Arroyo looks like a totally different hitter since coming off the injured list. The Mariners’ No. 5 prospect missed a week and a half with a hamstring issue in mid-May, before returning to the Double-A Arkansas lineup on May 26. Arroyo took his momentum to a new level Wednesday

At 6-feet-5 and 210 pounds, Lazaro Montes probably personifies a prototypical power hitter. And he's been playing that part to perfection. Seattle's No. 4 prospect slugged a pair of solo homers -- giving him three in his past four games -- to propel Double-A Arkansas past Corpus Christi, 9-8, in

With his biggest supporter in the stands, Ryan Sloan delivered a performance worthy of the moment and easily the best of his professional career. In many ways, it was ... a perfect performance. As his mother Amanda cheered him on, Seattle's No. 3 prospect recorded a career-high 11 strikeouts and

With each zero on the scoreboard and each K added to his ledger, Kade Anderson serves notice that he isn't just one of the best pitching prospects in baseball, he might soon be called the best. Seattle's No. 2 prospect was brilliant yet again, striking out nine across 5 1/3

Kade Anderson proved to be mortal in his start last week. On Friday night, he proved to be something far more important: resilient. Coming off the worst start of his pro career, Seattle's No. 2 prospect was back in total command, striking out seven over 4 2/3 innings to lead

While 2025 No. 3 overall Draft pick Kade Anderson continues to dominate for Double-A Arkansas, the second player the Mariners took in last year’s Draft has been making plenty of noise in his own right. Luke Stevenson (Seattle’s No. 8 prospect) had another big night at the plate on Thursday

SEATTLE -- Colt Emerson was in such a rush to get to T-Mobile Park on Sunday that he couldn’t call his parents to share the news of a lifetime until he was navigating the trenches of Interstate 5. The Mariners’ prized new infielder had the tightest of turnarounds between learning

When Colt Emerson signed an eight-year contract extension at the end of March, it was clear the Mariners thought their No. 1 prospect figured into their plans, both short- and long-term. He had competed all spring for a spot on the big league roster, posting an OPS of .828 over

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The Mariners’ farm already made waves this weekend when Colt Emerson was called up for his MLB debut on Sunday, but another top Seattle prospect is forcing attention toward himself and his red-hot bat. Lazaro Montes homered in his third straight game for Double-A Arkansas on Sunday, helping drive a

SEATTLE -- The Colt Emerson era is underway in Seattle. In an incredibly tight turnaround and rapid development on Sunday afternoon, the Mariners recalled their No. 1 prospect and MLB Pipeline’s No. 6 overall before their 8-3 loss to the Padres on Sunday Night Baseball.

Felnin Celesten cannot be stopped in recent weeks. The Mariners’ No. 7 prospect tallied three total hits to help the AquaSox sweep a doubleheader -- 9-5 and 6-2 -- from Vancouver (Blue Jays) at Rogers Field at Nat Bailey Stadium on Saturday. In doing so, the 20-year-old stretched his batting

Lazaro Montes keeps giving Mariners fans reasons to be excited about the future. Seattle's No. 4 prospect (MLB No. 30) per MLB Pipeline had a second straight multi-hit game on Friday, including a go-ahead homer in the ninth that led Double-A Arkansas to an 11-8 win over Northwest Arkansas at

A few months ago, righthander Brock Moore sat down with training staff and mental performance coaches after his 2025 season ended. “I told [them] that I’m just not having fun out there. This is not who I want to be.” The statement followed a difficult 2025 season in which Moore

Colt Emerson is picking up RBIs in droves right now.

Death, taxes and Kade Anderson posting a near-perfect outing at Double-A. In the year 2026, few players at any level have been more reliable than MLB’s No. 14 prospect. On Friday, he once again delivered the inevitable for Double-A Arkansas, striking out nine over 5 2/3 innings in the first