Mariners MLB Draft Tracker: All 20 selections made by Seattle

The 2021 MLB Draft officially wrapped up Tuesday morning, and the Mariners have 20 players to try to sign one year after the event was limited to six rounds due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Seattle got things going Sunday with the 12th overall pick, where they selected athletic catcher Harry Ford.

We’ve got every Mariners pick from the three-day event covered here in this tracker post, from Sunday’s first round to Rounds 2-10 on Monday and Rounds 11-20 on Tuesday.

Full Mariners draft order and picks

Sunday

• First round (12 overall): Harry Ford, C, North Cobb HS (Ga.)

Welcome to the Mariners family, Harry Ford!

We've selected the North Cobb HS (Georgia) C/OF with the 12th overall pick in the 2021 #MLBDraft. #SeaUsRise pic.twitter.com/mrNmAFZ3V1

— Seattle Mariners (@Mariners) July 12, 2021

From 710Sports.com writer Brandon Gustafson’s MLB Draft preview: “Harry Ford can make the case that he’s the best athlete in this draft class. And right now, he’s a catcher. That’s right. Ford, MLB Pipeline’s No. 13 prospect, is an elite athlete at 5-10 and 200 pounds who is a plus (60) runner with 55 grades for his arm and glove, making him a very intriguing catching prospect. … Ford’s athleticism jumps off the page, and he could handle other spots across the diamond, but Pipeline reports that Ford receives high marks behind the plate for his receiving as well as his arm, which could get even better as his mechanics and footwork improve. But still, Ford’s athleticism and speed along with his strong arm make it easy to see that he could probably make the transition from catcher to the outfield or maybe even an infield spot, which is an area that the Mariners don’t have much high-end depth in the farm.”

Monday

• Second round (48): Edwin Arroyo, SS, Central Pointe Christian Academy (Fla.)

Baseball America’s Carlos Collazo called Arroyo “one of the better defensive shortstops in this class,” adding that he’s actually an ambidextrous thrower. “Curious to see how the bat develops. Switch hitter with some barrel control,” Collazo continued. The 6-foot, 175-pound Arroyo is the top-rated prospect out of Puerto Rico, according to Perfect Game.

• Third round (83): Michael Morales, P, Pennsboro High School (Pa.)

From Brandon Gustafson: “6-2, 205. Vandy commit with 55 grades for his fastball and curve and command and an average grade for the changeup. Sounds like he’s more of a command and finesse guy, but the Mariners have had success with guys like that in terms of having their stuff tick up. George Kirby and Taylor Dollard are two recent examples.”

• Fourth round (113): Bryce Miller, P, Texas A&M

From Brandon Gustafson: “Big-time fastball and a solid slider with average curves and changeups. Needs to improve control in order to stick as a starter. Was originally a reliever in college. High-tempo delivery and arm.”

Click here for a video profile of Bryce Miller from KAGS TV.

• Fifth round (144): Andy Thomas, C, Baylor

From Brandon Gustafson: “6-2, 210 and was third-team All-America this year. Career .327 hitter in college and had 11 home runs his final year. Threw out 17-32 runners. Solid floor guy in round 5.”

Click here to watch video of Thomas hitting a home run.

Our fifth pick is in!

Let’s welcome catcher @andythomas1998 out of @BaylorBaseball to the org. #MLBDraft | #SeaUsRise pic.twitter.com/SvGNX3EFT6

— Seattle Mariners (@Mariners) July 12, 2021

• Sixth round (174): Bryan Woo, P, Cal Poly (video highlight)

Woo!@BJW002 out of @calpolystangs is our selection in the 6th round of the 2021 #MLBDraft. #SeaUsRise pic.twitter.com/sxeXi1fThU

— Seattle Mariners (@Mariners) July 12, 2021

• Seventh round (204): Colin Davis, OF, Wofford (Video highlight)

We’ve selected @DavisColin2 from @WoffordBaseball with our 7th pick in the 2021 #MLBDraft. #SeaUsRise pic.twitter.com/WS8ld7d49o

— Mariners Player Development (@MsPlayerDev) July 12, 2021

• Eighth round (234): James Parker, SS, Clemson (Video highlight)

We’ve selected James Parker out of @ClemsonBaseball with our pick in the 8th round. #SeaUsRise pic.twitter.com/qYu5um2Lda

— Mariners Player Development (@MsPlayerDev) July 12, 2021

• Ninth round (264): Spencer Packard, OF, Campbell (Video highlight)

From Campbell to the pros.

With our 9th round pick in the 2021 #MLBDraft, we’ve selected @SpencerPackard out of @GoCamelsBSB. #SeaUsRise pic.twitter.com/iKPqTTkqAH

— Mariners Player Development (@MsPlayerDev) July 12, 2021

• 10th round (294): Jordan Jackson, P, Georgia Southern (Video highlight)

And closing out Day 2…

We’ve selected RHP @Jaayy_22 out of @GSAthletics_BSB with our 10th pick in the 2021 #MLBDraft. pic.twitter.com/DfUEHfDMZB

— Mariners Player Development (@MsPlayerDev) July 12, 2021

Tuesday

• 11th round (324): William Fleming, P, Wake Forest (Video highlight)
• 12th round (354): Corey Rosier, OF, UNC Greenville (Video highlight)
• 13th round (384): Ben Ramirez, SS, USC (Video highlight)
• 14th round (414): Andrew Moore, P, Chipola (Fla.) College (Video highlight)
• 15th round (444): Cole Barr, 3B, Indiana (Video highlight)
• 16th round (474): Jimmy Joyce, P, Hofstra (Video highlight)
• 17th round (504): Jimmy Kingsbury, P, Villanova (Video highlight)
• 18th round (534): Riley Davis, P, UAB (Video highlight)
• 19th round (564): Charlie Welch, C, Arkansas (Video highlight)
• 20th round (594): Troy Taylor, P, Cypress College (Video highlight)

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