Fansided · Jan 12, 2020
Look at Seattle Mariner Prospects Part 6 #26 thru 30
This group of Mariners prospects will have the hardest time to make to the major leagues. They may make it if some of the prospects ahead of them do not work out and their potential increases.
#26 Aaron Fletcher: left-handed reliever the Mariners acquired from the Washington Nationals for Hunter Strickland. Fletcher was drafted in the 14th round in 2018 by the Nationals. He might have been picked higher if he hadn’t had Tommy John surgery during his sophomore year of college in 2016.
Fletcher started the year in low-level A and finished double-A in 2019. The Mariners assigned him to double-A Arkansas when they acquired him. He has a chance to make the bullpen out of spring training.