Last offseason, details emerged about what the Atlanta Braves would have had to give up in order to acquire the Seattle Mariners’ Mitch Haniger.
To say the least, it was hefty.
Two very top pitching prospects, plus more, was the reported offer. The Braves obviously balked.
This offseason, there again has been rumblings about Haniger’s availability and why now might be the time for Seattle to capitalize on the likely prospect haul it would receive.
Even though Haniger is coming off an injury-plagued season, where he hit 15 home runs in 63 games and slashed .