Seattle Mariners Catching Prospect Has Been a Sponge in First Full Year
Mariners prospect Luke Stevenson has continued to be a willing recipient of knowledge and information from the spring to his current stint with the High-A Everett AquaSox.
EVERETT, Wash. — The Seattle Mariners farm system has drawn a lot of praise from various analysts and sources over the past several years. The Mariners have had as many as eight top 100 prospects in the last three years.
Currently, the organization has six top 100 prospects currently, per MLB Pipeline . Before the season began, Seattle had several other minor leaguers identified as potential top 100 players, and one of the most common players identified as potential top 100 prospects was catcher Luke Stevenson. The Mariners originally picked Stevenson out of North Carolina with the 35th overall pick in the Competitive Balance Round-A portion of the 2025 MLB Draft.
The former Tar Heel saw 22 games of action with the Single-A Modesto Nuts the summer after he was drafted and impressed in his brief stint in the minors. He slashed . 280/.
460/. 400 with an . 860 OPS with Modesto and hit four doubles, a triple and a home run with 14 RBIs.
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