Another week in the books and several of the nation’s top prospects were in action, playing big roles. Aside from injuries, there’s not many premier prospects doing much damage to their stock, though several are proving to be more talented than previously expected. With Seattle selecting no. 6 overall in this years draft, we’ll be highlighting three players each week whose stock is rising and whose stock is falling. It’s one of the strongest draft classes in quite some time, maybe the best since 2012, or 2013. The class is absolutely stacked with advanced college arms, which will likely anchor the first round.
MLB Draft Stock Watch - Week 3 (Mariners Edition!)
