Although opinions vary, most Mariners fans are on board with the team taking the best college pitcher on the board with the No. 3 pick in the 2025 draft.

It won’t be long until the Seattle Mariners are on the clock with their highest draft pick in over a decade. The 2025 MLB Draft begins at 3 p.m. Sunday with its first three rounds, and the Mariners hold the No.

Historically, it's risky to draft right-handed high school pitchers at the very top of the MLB Draft. Also historically, the Seattle Mariners have been incredible at drafting and developing pitchers in their farm system. Almost the entire rotation for the team was drafted by the M's and brought through the franchise's farm system.

The Washington Nationals hold the No. 1 pick in Sunday’s MLB amateur draft, a key moment in their rebuilding efforts. Top prospects include prep shortstop Ethan Holliday and college left-handers

The very best fit for the Seattle Mariners at No. 3 in the MLB Draft on Sunday may be LSU's Kade Anderson -- if he's still available.

Listen around the backstop at a youth baseball tournament, and you’re certain to encounter plenty of opinions -- from coaches, parents, and players -- about the “right” paths to the MLB Draft. How many innings (or swings) are appropriate?

The Washington Nationals are at a pivotal point in their rebuild to baseball relevance, owning the No. 1 overall pick in the Major League Baseball amateur draft that begins on Sunday night in Atlanta.

The 2025 MLB draft begins Sunday, and the White Sox and Cubs each have 20 picks. And a Whitney Young alum could be a first-round selection.