While every major outlet publishes their own Top 100 lists, the MLB Pipeline list has a special cache as the prospect arm of MLB proper. When people refer to a prospect ranking, generally what they’re talking about—unless they work for one of these other outlets—is the MLB ranking. Thankfully, MLB Pipeline was especially generous to the Mariners system this year, ranking six Seattle prospects in a Top 100 they revealed this evening on Twitter. (Side note though: No announcement show? MLBN running The Natural for the 26th time this week? Throw Jonathan Mayo and Jim Callis up there and have them talk about the prospects, what else are they doing?
Mariners place six prospects on MLB’s 2021 Top 100 List, two in the Top Five
