and..way down.......on the ...Farm.........grandpa..says..lol..he haw..lol

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the mariners ..called all the40 man back to Seattle so..there are not many left on tacoma roster that will be there next year..
but i will try..anyway..

catch
José Godoy 78../L/R

1B

Evan White 12

2B

SS Donovan Walton 8..L/L...i think walton has 1 more year before he is out of options....but he is 2B/ss


3B.Kevin Padlo 30

LF/CF

Taylor Trammell 20

CF

Marcus Wilson

im putting julio...here.....even though ..marlow..is at tacoma..........i think he will be at arkansas

JulioRodriguez RF	ARK	46	174	35	63	11	0	7	26	29	37	16	4	.362	.461	.546	1.007

guys they nay try to keep..
Brian O'Keefe 9
even eric filia could be gone...we will see..and i think..most of the rest of the minors contract guys will be gone..and start over.........
EricFilia
LF

so that is tacoma line up...for now......

 

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the mariners big prob...is 2B..and so is it at tacoma......
if he does well in winter league...may be able to be ,,at tacoma......

6 JoseCaballero SS	ARK	8	20	3	4	1	0	1	3	7	4	2	1	.200	.393	.400	.793

of coarse..cowan has been there.. before..and may be again..

9 JordanCowan SS	ARK	83	295	45	76	14	3	4	24	47	69	18	5	.258	.367	.366

if not one of these 2 guys....then ..they need to get one in the offseason

 

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at arknsas
catch

DavidSheaffer C	ARK	24	72	11	20	3	0	2	12	11	17	0	0	.278	.372	.403	.775

BobbyHoneyman 1B	ARK	85	304	33	73	16	0	4	30	35	60	3	1	.240	.328	.332	.660

maybe at ark..and prob...we will see....2B/ss

JoseCaballero SS	ARK	8	20	3	4	1	0	1	3	7	4	2	1	.200	.393	.400

PatrickFrick SS	ARK	42	137	21	33	3	0	2	15	16	26	1	0	.241	.333	.307	.640

he may have one more year..or not.......

JoeRizzo 3B	ARK	105	380	49	96	18	1	12	60	42	104	4	4	.253	.330	.400

comming hard..nice job.........

ZachDeLoach RF	ARK	49	185	28	42	10	2	5	22	28	58	1	2	.227	.338	.384	.72

should be here to start...........

CadeMarlowe LF	TAC	1	3	0	2	1	0	0	1	1	1	1	0	.667	.750	1.000	1.750

jack could be gone...but they could offer him more..contract as well....i would...an undrafted free agent..jack has done well...so far

JackLarsen CF	ARK	45	173	33	48	6	1	11	32	28	46	2	2	.277	.377	.514	.892

hope the project is not over yet..???

8 JoshMorgan C	ARK	64	232	29	57	9	0	9	36	33	56	1	3	.246	.356	.401	.75

not sure on

ConnorKopach
SS
and

KeeganMcGovern
RF
cuz...really..they did not do well...this year....

 

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should be at arkansas....as well

JakeAnchia C	EVE	48	184	35	44	11	1	12	40	15	52	0	0	.239	.306	.505	.811

everett...line up..

moving fast as he should ..as mariners 5th round guy...this is prob where he should have started,,...but we needed to see.........so..ok

AndyThomas C	EVE	11	38	4	11	2	0	1	4	3	11	0	0	.289	.349	.421	.770

MattScheffler C	EVE	21	70	11	18	4	0	4	12	5	23	1	1	.257	.329	.486	.815

if this was his last year..they could ..just offer him a contract,,no big..see where he is in a year...

DarielGomez 1B	EVE	51	186	32	49	16	3	12	34	24	79	0	0	.263	.353	.575	.929

1 KadenPolcovich 2B	EVE	58	214	55	58	12	4	10	47	47	64	16	3	.271	.415	.505	.920

NoelviMarte SS	EVE	8	31	4	9	4	0	0	2	2	11	1	0	.290	.333	.419	.753

no reason for parker to stay at modesto...and they need him here......

JamesParker 3B	MOD	35	150	31	49	16	2	3	29	13	36	3	2	.327	.381	.520	.901

outfields

KennieTaylor LF	EVE	31	108	17	31	5	1	2	18	8	33	2	1	.287	.350	.407	.757

16 VictorLabrada CF	EVE	49	203	35	50	7	3	6	27	19	63	10	6	.246	.314	.399	.713

AlbertoRodriguez LF	EVE	7	24	5	5	1	0	0	2	2	7	2	0	.208	.321	.250	.571

really no reason to keep..him at modesto..either...he should be here

CoreyRosier CF	MOD	31	118	31	46	8	3	3	23	18	20	13	3	.390	.461	.585	1.046

back ups

1 JustinLavey 3B	EVE	35	122	14	26	3	1	6	20	10	50	2	0	.213	.271	.402	.672

20 CodyGrosse LF	EVE	72	220	36	48	7	1	3	23	39	67	12	2	.218	.338	.300	.638

ConnorHoover 1B	EVE	102	363	77	84	26	4	19	47	66	116	19	4	.231	.353	.482	.835

i have big question marks on ..him..we will ...see......

3 TylerKeenan 3B	EVE	64	224	28	44	18	0	6	44	32	100	0	0	.196	.304	.357	.661

 

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4 EricJones 1B	MOD	32	133	17	47	11	0	1	24	6	25	1	0	.353	.392	.459	.850

modesto...line up

TyDuvall C	MOD	60	213	34	49	10	1	2	26	38	71	0	1	.230	.367	.315	.681

FreuddyBatista C	MOD	5	21	6	9	2	0	1	1	2	6	1	0	.429	.478	.667	1.145

good job ...so far..

12 RobertPerez 1B	MOD	98	401	62	113	21	2	15	77	34	114	0	0	.282	.359	.456	.81

AmadorArias 2B	MOD	8	29	5	6	1	1	1	2	3	11	0	0	.207	.281	.414	.695

6 CesarIzturis 2B	MOD	89	334	44	87	23	0	3	39	21	78	5	4	.260	.307	.356	.664

they need a ss here

JuanQuerecuto 3B	MOD	20	68	7	17	1	0	1	5	8	22	2	2	.250	.354	.309	.663

MilkarPerez 3B	MOD	6	27	6	8	2	0	0	0	4	4	0	1	.296	.406	.370	.777

utility

BrettRodriguez 3B	MOD	84	277	42	64	14	3	3	36	41	125	25	7	.231	.346	.336	.682

outfield

RandyBednar LF	MOD	6	20	4	8	1	1	0	3	2	5	0	0	.400	.455	.550	1.005

ColinDavis CF	MOD	29	108	28	34	8	0	2	22	18	17	7	1	.315	.408	.444	.85

SpencerPackard LF	MOD	29	120	20	30	4	1	3	18	13	19	1	0	.250	.348	.375	.723

TrentTingelstad LF	MOD	76	285	50	74	19	1	6	53	58	87	1	0	.260	.384	.396	.780

that is it so far,............... some guys may come up...from AZL...... or be added....in the offseson.......

and that is line up....down to modesto...........

 

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mariners have the #21 pick in the 2022 draft...this is my top pick....right now.....
15. Carter Young, SS, Vanderbilt
Known as a glove-first guy when he got to Vanderbilt, Young is still a quality defender with smooth actions, a solid arm and average speed. He went from zero homers in 18 games and slugging .377 in 2020 to 16 homers and a .559 SLG last spring, though the switch-hitter got too uphill with his swing and batted .252 with 84 strikeouts (the most in NCAA Division I).


mariners still need ...ss/2b guys...young from the tri citys...is a top prospect...

if he gets picked before the mariners get a chance....my next guy..would be....

18. Dylan Beavers, OF, California
A part-time player during the shortened 2020 season, Beavers took a big step forward this spring by batting .303/.401/.630 with 18 homers and 10 steals. He's an athletic 6-foot-4, 206-pounder with plus lefty raw power and speed, solid arm strength and a future in either center or right field

 

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interesting guys the mariners prob wont have a chance at...

1. Brooks Lee, SS, Cal Poly
Lee drew first-round interest out of high school in 2019, then missed almost all of last season following knee and hamstring surgery before returning in 2021 to win Big West co-Player of the Year honors after batting .342/.384/.626 with 10 homers. He also starred for the U.S. collegiate national team and in the Cape Cod League, displaying exceptional bat-to-ball skills and at least average power from both sides of the plate. The son of Cal Poly coach Larry Lee, he has fine instincts and a strong arm, though his fringy-to-average speed could dictate a move to second or third base in pro ball.

4. Brock Jones, OF, Stanford
A premium athlete, Jones played safety on Stanford's football team in 2019 before opting to focus on baseball. He's a 6-foot, 203-pounder with well-above-average left-handed power and plus speed that translated into a .311/.453/.646 line with 18 homers and 14 steals this spring. A below-average arm is the only knock on his game, but it is playable in center field, where he has a good chance to stick.

7. Daniel Susac, C, Arizona
The top catching prospect in the college class, Susac has the potential to contribute on both sides of the ball. A switch-hitter with plus raw power, he batted .335/.392/.591 with 12 homers as a true freshman in 2021. The younger brother of Andrew Susac, he has plus arm strength but needs to polish his receiving and blocking.

if they stay in there current position.....if they fall..maybe........
but these are guys that where 0n my list ..for the 2021 draft....and still are........for the 2022 draft...lol...i ussually dont give up on guys .....

 

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1. Orioles (52-110)
2. D-backs (52-110)
3. Rangers (60-102)
4. Pirates (61-101)
5. Nationals (65-97)
6. Marlins (67-95)
7. Cubs (71-91)
8. Twins (73-89)
9. Royals (74-88)
10. Rockies (74-87)
11. Mets (compensation)*
12. Tigers (77-85)
13. Angels (77-85)
14. Mets (77-85)
15. Padres (79-83)
16. Indians (80-82)
17. Phillies (82-80)
18. Reds (83-79)
19. A’s (86-76)
20. Braves (88-73)
21. Mariners (90-72)
22. Cardinals (90-72)
23. Blue Jays (91-71)
24. Red Sox (92-70)
25. Yankees (92-70)
26. White Sox (93-69)
27. Brewers (95-67)
28. Astros (95-67)
29. Rays (100-62)
30. Dodgers (106-56)
31. Giants (107-55)
*--compensation for not signing 2021 Draft pick Kumar Rocker

 

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some good guys who will bein the 2022 draft.....
ty to d1

2022 College Top 100 Draft Prospects: Version 1.0​

PROSPECTS D1 Baseball Staff - September 9, 2021

these guys i have already scouted...from last year...when D1..putsout..2.0..i will feel..comfort..to show ..the guys 1.0...and i have not scouted..any except the ones i have posted...i would not feel comfort in that ..so..this is a start anyway....and thanks to ......d1 BASEBALL..and there top 100..1.0

Eric Brown

SS

Coastal Carolina

Sun Belt

39

Zach Neto

SS

Campbell

Big South

3

Drew Gilbert

OF

Tennessee

SEC

56

Jordan Sprinkle

SS

UC Santa Barbara

Big West

62

Sean McLain

3B

Arizona State

Pac-12

• Position:Infielder
• Height:5-11
• Weight:170
• Class:Redshirt Sophomore
• Hometown:Tustin, Calif.
• Highschool:Arnold D. Beckman

Hitting Statistics​

Career Hitting Statistics

Season	AVG	GP	GS	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SLG%	BB	HBP	SO	GDP	OB%	SF	SH	SB	PO	A	E	FLD%
2020	.000	5	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	.000	0	0	0	0	.000	0	0	0	1	0	0	1.000
2021	.322	52	52	208	44	67	18	1	7	37	.519	13	10	52	1	.386	2	0	6	103	159	8	.970
Total	.322	57	52	208	45	67	18	1	7	37	.519	13	10	52	1	.386	2	0	6	104	159	8	.970

​

66

Dominic Keegan

C/1B

Vanderbilt

SEC

71

Ethan Long

OF

Arizona State

Pac-12

 

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2022 Top 50 Impact JUCO Transfers: 21-30​

ANALYSIS David Seifert - October 6, 2021../...............again thanks to D1BASEBALL
and i will -post the wash-state..trans

In addition to the one-time transfer rule and the wild west transfer portal this summer, the always lush JUCO crop of talent has made its way to campus this fall. It is loaded with big arms and tooled-up position players. It’s also packed with just good ole’ ballplayers and pitchers who can carve. The overall talented level is very, very good from top to bottom and will impact D1 programs throughout the country.

In particular, Dallas Baptist, LSU, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Ole Miss and Washington State made a huge dive to harvest some golden nuggets out of the JUCO ranks. LSU was the leader with four of the Top 50, while all the others mentioned above placed three.

As far as the main producers of this high-level talent, Wabash Valley (Ill.) leads the way with five of the Top 50. McLennan (Tex.) is next with four, while Iowa Western and Walters State (Tenn.) are third with three apiece.

21. Cole McMillan, LHP, San Jacinto (Tex.) / Washington State– Beginning his collegiate career at Houston, the long, lanky 6-foot-3 lefty transferred to San Jacinto where he earned 1st team All-Region honors this past spring. As the Gators’ closer McMillan struck out 53 in 36.1 IP, while earning 9 saves. His heavy fastball has reached 93-94 as a reliever, but is more 90-92 in his current starting role with Wazzu. His low-80s curveball shows top-to-bottom action and he can also slide his breaker at 85-87. McMillan is expected to win a spot in the Cougars weekend rotation.

25. McKabe Cottrell, LHP, Spokane Falls (Wash.) / Washington State– The 2021 ABCA National Pitcher of the Year- PAC Division, Cottrell posted a 7-0 record with a 1.95 ERA for Spokane Falls. With advanced pitchability, the lefty allowed 32 hits in 55.1 IP with 81 strikeouts. He commands a four pitch mix consisting of an 88-90 fastball, curveball, slider and changeup, and he’s a virtual lock to become a weekend starter for the Cougars this spring


48. Jared Engman, RHP, Tacoma (Wash.) / Washington– A high end arm at 6-foot, 200 pounds, Engman is a converted SS who can reach 97 with his heater. He has looked strong this fall and should help anchor the Huskies’ bullpen this spring.

well UW...lol..as well


29. McKay Barney, CF, South Mountain (Ariz.) / Washington– Expected to leadoff this spring for the Huskies, the lefty slasher began his collegiate career at BYU before transferring to South Mountain where he slashed .325/.438/.457 with 18 stolen bases last spring. Barney is an elite outfielder who can run a sixty in the 6.6s. He stole 30 bases and hit .319 with a .426 OBP in 226 at-bats in the Northwoods League last summer.

30. Hylan Hall, CF, Wabash Valley (Ill.) / Washington State– Beginning his collegiate career at Miami (Fla.), Hall is an super athletic, tooled-up, physical specimen. Standing 6-foot-2, 200 pounds he has all five tools. He’s a power runner with good acceleration and runs the sixty in the low 6.6s. He will also show an above average arm with solid carry from the outfield. He moves easy to the ball while showing sure hands and confidence in his defensive actions. However, his tools haven’t fully developed in the batter’s box. His swing can get out of sync with his upper body getting ahead of his lower half, causing him to pull off the ball. Last season at Wabash Valley he batted .348 with 35 strikeouts vs 20 walks in 155 at-bats. This summer in the MLB Draft League, Hall put together a five hit game (video below). Based on tools alone, Hall is easily a top five round prospect, but will need to consistently produce at the plate this spring.

 

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to me he is a 3b..but 2b or ss is good..as well...

4COLLIN WOLF​

​

• HT./WT. 5-11 / 210
• CLASS Redshirt Senior
• YEAR AT CAMPBELL Second
• HOMETOWN Puyallup, Wash.
• HIGH SCHOOL Puyallup

 

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die hard mariners fan..is good enough for me...draft him ...monte....hey...whaaaat



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where did that python ..come from...aaaaahhh

 

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till i do a draft...thread...

 

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