After a year in the Mariners’ organization, it can be easy to forget just how Justin Dunn ended up here. As the less-heralded player in the Kelenic for Canó and Díaz trade, Dunn had the luxury of relative anonymity. Because of this, many fans overlooked, forgot, or plain didn’t know that Dunn was the Mets’ fourth-ranked prospect—one spot behind Kelenic—at the time of the deal. In addition to naming him New York’s fourth-best youngster, MLB.com also had Dunn as the 89th best prospect in the sport. Today, that same website has the Boston College alum as the M’s fifth-best and 70th overall.
2019 Mariners Exit Interview: Justin Dunn
