Seattle Mariners selected Florida catcher Luke Heyman in the 14th round of the MLB draft with the 422nd overall pick

Seattle Mariners Vice President of Amateur Scouting Scott Hunter announced today that the club has selected 17 players on the second and final day of the 2025 MLB First-Year Player Draft. Seattle selected a total of 21 players in the 2025 Draft.

Shaw, Steensma and the rest of the newly-drafted pitchers might be joined in respective minor league staffs by Seattle's last draft pick, Notre Dame shortstop Estevan Moreno. Hunter said Moreno impressed several scouts with his defensive skill set and high throw throw speed, which

Major League Baseball Draft is taking place over the next two days, with Rounds 1-3 on Sunday night and Rounds 4-20 on Monday. The Nationals hold the first pick after win

The Mariners began Day 2 of the draft the same way they began the first by adding a collegiate left-handed pitcher. Here's who they selected with 17 picks on Monday.

A staple of Florida's lineup for three seasons, catcher Luke Heyman heard the Seattle Mariners call his name in the 14th round of the 2025 MLB draft.

The Seattle Mariners officially concluded the 2025 MLB Draft on Monday. After going with a balanced approach on Day 1, the Mariners favored pitching and potential in the second day of the draft, including several pitchers that are coming off serious injuries.

The Mariners selected the LSU pitcher, who is fresh off a Men's College World Series championship run, with the No. 3 overall pick in the 2025 MLB Draft on Sunday.

Per MLB.com's Daniel Kramer, the Mariners and LSU star pitcher Kade Anderson agreed on a signing bonus worth around $8.8 million. That signing bonus is $700,000 lower than the slot value for the No. 3 pick, Kramer noted, so Seattle will get some flexibility with the leftover money.

ATLANTA, Ga. - After 20 rounds, the 2025 MLB Draft is complete, and the Seattle Mariners came away with a hefty crop of their next generation.

A former Seattle Mariners infielder will be returning to the American League after a deal between two Central Division teams in opposite leagues. The Pittsburgh