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      <title>SeattleClubhouse Top-50: 40-36</title>
      <description>Each Monday for 10 weeks, SeattleClubhouse gives you an inside look at the Top-50 prospects in the Mariners organization as things stand at the end of the 2012 season. Rankings are complete with scouting notes (when available), quotes from various baseball sources and extended player info. Part three in our series is inside and covers three pitchers and two position players.</description>
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      <title>Reviewing the Mariners 2012 MiLB Predictions</title>
      <description>Back before the minor league season started, SeattleClubhouse took a stab at predicting which Mariners prospects would lead in the various statistical categories in 2012. How did we do with those predictions? Take a look inside.</description>
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      <description>The first half in the Seattle Mariners minor league system was filled with surprises and some disappointments. Two of the three full season clubs that have had their break entered the midway point of the season in first place. SeattleClubhouse takes a closer look at each of these teams offering up went right and what went wrong with the clubs.</description>
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      <title>The Mariners' Big Three: Who is Closest?</title>
      <description>The Seattle Mariners top three pitching prospects were all assigned to Double-A Jackson to start the 2012 season. The talented hurlers have built a nice friendly competition relationship and they can feed off one another as teammates there. But how long will they be together, and who will be the first to make it to the Major Leagues?</description>
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      <title>Mariners Prospect Watch: Three Up, Three Down</title>
      <description>Checking back in with our weekly look at the statistical highlights and lowlights around Mariners minor league baseball. The Rainiers got some much needed fresh pitching talent and the LumberKings had some of their lumber awaken from a slumber. Other standouts and washouts from the week are below, too.</description>
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      <title>Taijuan Walker Scratched</title>
      <description>No cause for alarm, but Taijuan Walker is being pushed back a few days in the rotation, moving him out of the online "prime time" viewing schedule.</description>
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      <title>Mariners Prospect Predictions for 2012</title>
      <description>The minor league regular seasons get underway today, so SeattleClubhouse takes a stab at predicting which Mariners prospects will win which statistical categories in 2012. Who will lead the farm system in home runs? Which pitcher will strike out the most batters? Which player will break into next year’s Top-10 with their performance this year? All of these questions and more answered inside.</description>
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      <title>Seattle Mariners Prospect Depth Chart: SP</title>
      <description>For the next few weeks, SeattleClubhouse will be doing a Mariners' prospect depth chart series. We start today by ranking the Top-15 Starting Pitchers in the organization.</description>
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      <description>The Seattle Mariners and General Manager Jack Zduriencik announced the club's annual minor league awards yesterday. Here is a rundown of those players.</description>
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      <description>In 2011 the Seattle Mariners' minor league affiliates did not experience the same team successes as they saw in 2010, but there were several great statistical performances throughout the organization. The Top-5 for most pitching categories--including some sabermetric stats--are listed below.</description>
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      <description>SeattleClubhouse gives you an inside look at the Top-50 prospects in the Mariners organization as it stands here at the end of the 2011 minor league seasons. Rankings complete with some scouting notes, a few quotes and player info. Here is our third set of five prospects.</description>
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      <title>Mariners Prospect Watch: Three Up, Three Down</title>
      <description>Each week, we take a statistical look at the good and the bad in the Seattle Mariners system. In our third installment of this series we check in on the week that was for three hitters and three pitchers in the Mariner organization.</description>
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