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Here’s the Mariners’ lineup for Spring Breakout game

The Seattle Mariners announced their lineup and probable pitchers for Friday's Spring Breakout prospect showcase against the Milwaukee Brewers.

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The Seattle Mariners announced their lineup and probable pitchers for Friday afternoon’s Spring Breakout game against the Milwaukee Brewers.

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The MLB’s Spring Breakout games, which debuted in 2024, serve as a showcase for the league’s top prospects. Each organization fields a team of its top prospects to face a team of top prospects from another organization in an exhibition game.

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The Mariners and Brewers have two of the best farm systems in baseball, which makes this a particularly intriguing matchup. MLB.com slotted the Mariners at No. 1 in their rankings of the “most loaded” Spring Breakout rosters, with the Brewers close behind at No. 3.

The Mariners’ lineup and probable pitchers are listed below, along with where they sit in MLB Pipeline’s Top 100 prospect rankings. All six of Seattle’s Top 100 prospects – which are tied for the most of any organization – are slated to play.

First pitch is scheduled for 2:10 p.m. at the Brewers’ American Family Fields of Phoenix.

Starting lineup

1. CF Jonny Farmelo (Pipeline: No. 78)
2. 2B Michael Arroyo (Pipeline: No. 67)
3. 3B Colt Emerson (Pipeline: No. 9)
4. RF Lazaro Montes (Pipeline: No. 43)
5. SS Felnin Celesten
6. C Luke Stevenson
7. 1B Luis Suisbel
8. DH Yorger Bautista
9. LF Korbyn Dickerson

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Probable pitchers

RHP Ryan Sloan (Pipeline: No. 33)
LHP Kade Anderson (Pipeline: No. 21)
LHP Mason Peters
LHP Robinson Ortiz

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Cameron Van Til Seattle Sports

Cameron Van Til is a digital content editor for Seattle Sports. A Gonzaga University graduate, Cameron has previously covered sports for The Everett Herald and The Associated Press, as well as served as a Seattle Mariners correspondent for Baseball… Read more

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