The Seattle Mariners have the No. 3 pick in the MLB Draft on Sunday afternoon, and here's a comparison of all the players ever taken in that spot.

One of the best intangibles to develop in baseball is a short memory. Commit a crucial error? Tomorrow’s a new day. Give up a grand slam? There’s always the next start. Slump at the plate? Plenty more ABs on the way.

The Mariners have had Cijntje use his right arm much more than his left in the last month-plus, but there's still plenty of time to develop both. Their current development plan has had him pitch with different arms at different points in the week, almost as if he is two different pitchers on a schedule, rather than switching mid-inning.

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.

The Mariners need help at the corners and perhaps in the bullpen. Who could they target? Who could they trade? Get their outlook at MLBTR.

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The Tigers look to make a hard push heading into the Midsummer Classic, as they hope to stay at the top of the Major League Baseball standings before Monday. They are riding high thanks to a stretch of good play, having swept the Cleveland Guardians, on the road, last weekend, before taking two of three from the Tampa Bay Rays earlier in the week.

In a bit of an odd development, the Seattle Mariners dominated the Detroit Tigers on Saturday for a season-high in runs and hits without much help from slugger Cal Raleigh.