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Making waves in Year ☝️!
@KadeAnderson32 takes home @MiLB Pitcher of the Year, All-MiLB 1st Team and Debut of the Year honors, plus @BaseballAmerica’s Minor League Pitcher of the Year! #TridentsUp
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Shoutout to Brock Rodden on being selected to the Pacific Coast League All-Star Squad! #TridentsUp
Outstanding season @joshcaron16 ! The best is yet to come! #TridentsUp
Best of luck in Baltimore! O’s got a good one here. Great teammate & human! You’ll be missed in the Mariner org. 👊🏼
Exciting personal news. I will be returning to the Baltimore Orioles as a Sr Analyst, Domestic Scouting. Beyond fired up for the opportunity to help out the hometown team.
I will greatly cherish my time working for the Seattle Mariners. I can’t accurately express the appreciation I have for the entirety of the Mariners Organization and community for the faith they put in me. I will forever love the PNW. Thank you!
Now Let’s Go O’s
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Our next four Northwest League All-Stars to congratulate are:
Josh Caron, Luke Stevenson, Carlos Jimenez, and Brandon Eike! 🏆
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Rounding out our Double-A All-Star selections: RHP Ryan Sloan, 2B Charlie Pagliarini, 1B Hunter Fitz-Gerald and RHP Charlie Beilenson 🤩 #TridentsUp
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Welles Crowther, a former Boston College lacrosse player who had a trademark red bandana, was working in New York on Sept. 11, 2001.
This is the story of how he led people to safety after terrorists struck the World Trade Center.
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Congrats to our shining stars for the month of August ⭐️
First up, our Co-Hitters of the Month are Boston Smith and Ace Reese followed by Ryan Sloan for our Pitcher of the Month 🤝
🔗: atmlb.com/469buc5
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Brock Rodden knows what it feels like to be overlooked.
Coming out of high school, he was surrounded by players getting opportunities at major Division I programs — while he received zero D1 looks.
So he took the junior college route, got stronger, kept developing and eventually worked his way to the next level.
Then he got to pro ball and realized something important:
It doesn't matter how big you are or what your résumé says.
What matters is what you do between the lines and how you compete every single day.
@Mariners
@RoddenBrock
@hyphen18
#Mariners #SeattleMariners #MLB #Baseball #TheTopStep
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The Hottest Pitching Prospects in Baseball
Ryan Sloan headlines the list after striking out 20 batters over the last two weeks while issuing just 1 BB. Sloan, my #1 pitching prospect in baseball, now owns a 3.63 ERA and an incredible 27.6 K-BB% as one of the youngest arms in AA
In this week’s edition of Prospect Parade, I highlight 20 of the hottest MLB prospects, featuring:
- Ralphy Velazquez (CLE)
- Rainiel Rodriguez (STL)
- Walker Jenkins (MIN)
- Franklin Primera (BOS)
- Ryan Sloan (SEA)
tjstats.ca/2026/08/24/prospe…
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Congrats to Joe Saunders on the debut of Brock Rodden! Brock was selected in the 5th round of the 2023 MLB Draft out of Wichita State U @joehsaunders
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Ryan Sloan was unreal. He had everything working tonight. Matched his career high in strikeouts. Final line: 5IP, 1H, 1R, 0BB, 11K, 21 whiffs, 69 pitches, 50 strikes.
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The latest Baseball America magazine is now available for preorder ⤵️
The 84-page issue features Seattle Mariners prospects Kade Anderson and Ryan Sloan on the cover, two pitchers in the top 10 of BA's Top 100.
The magazine also features the latest BA Top 100 Prospects, Team USA & Cape League standouts, FCL & ACL Top 10s and rankings of the best tools in baseball — from MLB to Low-A.
(📸 - Eddie Kelly)
Brock Rodden shared the story of the time, at age 17, he rescued his grandpa from a raging bull on the family ranch in Oklahoma. He's now trying to help the Mariners at another desperate time.
“He’s got a grit that would be very helpful for us.”
seattletimes.com/sports/mari…
First of many! Welcome to the show! #RoddenRakes #TridentsUp
Via @alexmayer34: Brock Rodden is the first Mariners player with a game-tying (or go-ahead) extra-base hit in the 8th inning or later of his MLB debut in franchise history.







































