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Jason Wang

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IU '21, Senior Software Engineer at @gocaribou, sometimes write cool stuff for @brewer_fanatic and @SodoMojoFS.

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What if Mariners' piggyback is laying a foundation for a Kade Anderson-Ryan Sloan duo?

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By Jason Wang
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Of all that has been said about the Mariners' current starting pitching setup, none of it seems overwhelmingly optimistic about what it means for the team. It doesn't seem like a situation that Seattle plans on sustaining for the rest of the season and it could just hold them over until they finalize a trade closer to the deadline. But what if the organization's real plan is to lay the groundwork for calling up their top two pitching prospects, Kade Anderson and Ryan Sloan, down the stretch?
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Mariners' Colt Emerson and Cole Young might already be MLB's best double play combo

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By Jason Wang
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In 2025, Colt Emerson and Cole Young were the Mariners' No. 1 and No. 3 prospects respectively. They weren't just the future of the team's infield, they seemed like two of the best prospects in the organization's recent history. Aside from boasting excellent skill sets, both players were poised to fill upcoming roster gaps for Seattle. Second base had been a revolving door for quite some time and longtime shortstop J.P. Crawford is scheduled to hit free agency after the 2026 season.
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Reliever's success story with Rays suggests Mariners dropped the ball with his talent

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By Jason Wang
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Casey Legumina didn't have the greatest tenure with the Mariners. After being acquired from the Reds in exchange for cash in February 2025, he pitched to a 5.62 ERA over 48 appearances out of the bullpen. He spent most of his time pitching in low-leverage situations and even then, struggled to give the team sufficient run prevention.
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