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Seattle Mariners 2023 MLB Draft Tracker: Every M’s pick

The Seattle Mariners have four picks on Day 1 and 22 selections overall in the 2023 MLB Draft at Seattle's Lumen Field.

Seattle Mariners 2023 MLB Draft...

A view of the draft stage before the 2023 MLB Draft hosted by the Seattle Mariners. (Alika Jenner/Getty Images)

(Alika Jenner/Getty Images)

The Seattle Mariners didn’t have quite as high of a pick as they’ve been used to in the 2023 MLB Draft, but it was arguably a bigger draft than ever for the M’s.

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First, they’re hosted the event in Seattle as part of the MLB All-Star festivities, with the Day 1 action at Lumen Field just across the street from the Mariners’ home stadium, T-Mobile Park. And perhaps even more important, despite not having a front-line selection, the M’s still had three picks inside of the first 30 and four total Sunday night.

Here’s a look at every Mariners pick throughout the three-day MLB Draft.

Mariners โ€˜aggressive,โ€™ target โ€˜big upsideโ€™ to open 2023 MLB Draft

Sunday, July 9

โ€ข First round

No. 22: Colt Emerson, SS, Glenn High School (Ohio) | Click here for story

โ€ข Prospect Promotion Incentive Picks

*Received for Julio Rodrรญguez winning 2022 AL Rookie of the Year

No. 29: Jonny Farmelo, OF, Westfield High School (Va.) | Click here for story

โ€ข Competitive Balance Round A

No. 30: Tai Peete, SS, Trinity Christian School (Ga.) | Click here for story

โ€ข Second round

No. 57: Ben Williamson, 3B, William & Mary

The 22-year-old Williamson (6-feet, 190 pounds) was named the 2023 Colonial Athletic Association Player of the Year after slashing .391/.513/.662 for a 1.175 OPS with 12 home runs, 11 doubles, five triples, 57 runs, 49 RBI and 14 stolen bases on 15 attempts. He was also named CAA Defensive Player of the Year in 2022.

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Monday, July 10

โ€ข Third round – No. 92: Teddy McGraw, RHP, Wake Forest | MLB Pipeline profile

โ€ข Fourth round – No. 124: Aidan Smith, OF, Lovejoy HS (Texas) | MLB Pipeline profile

โ€ข Fifth round – No. 160: Brock Rodden, SS, Wichita State | College bio

โ€ข Sixth round – No. 187: Brody Hopkins, RHP, Winthrop University (S.C.) | College bio

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โ€ข Seventh round – No. 217: Ty Cummings, RHP, Campbell University (NC) | College bio

โ€ข Eighth round – No. 247: Ryan Hawks, RHP, Louisville | College bio

โ€ข Ninth round – No. 277: RJ Schreck, OF, Vanderbilt | College bio

โ€ข 10th round – No. 307: Jared Sundstrom, OF, UC Santa Barbara | College bio

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See every 2023 MLB Draft pick at MLB.com

Tuesday, July 11

โ€ข 11th round – No. 337: Brandyn Garcia, LHP, Texas A&M | College bio

โ€ข 12th round – No. 367: Logan Evans, RHP, Pittsburgh | College bio

โ€ข 13th round – No. 397: Elijah Dale, RHP, Illinois State | College bio

โ€ข 14th round – No. 427: Ernie Day, RHP, Campbell University (N.C.) | College bio

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โ€ข 15th round – No. 457: Carson Jones, OF, Virginia Tech | College bio

โ€ข 16th round – No. 487: Caleb Cali, 3B, Arkansas | College bio

โ€ข 17th round – No. 517: Jacob Sharp, C, UNLV | College bio

โ€ข 18th round – No. 547: Daniel Ouderkirk, RHP, Penn State | College bio

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โ€ข 19th round – No. 577: Charlie Pagliarini, 3B, Fairfield (Conn.) | College bio

โ€ข 20th round – No. 607: Will Watson, RHP, San Joaquin Delta College (Calif.) | College bio

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