My type is unsubtle. I believe any successful rebuild depends on acquiring/developing stars, and the Mariners have a few such players in their organization at the moment. But going big repeatedly increases your chances of hitting big, even if there can be a commensurate increase in risk. Beyond the fact that the team should be heavily motivated to spend significantly as they look to reenter competition, the current economic landscape of MLB won’t prohibit Seattle in the slightest from finding average roster filling players, considering the league’s middle class has increasingly been the big losers in free agency.
Mariners 2020 draft preview: OF Zac Veen
