Top 10 Prospects the Mariners have traded away under Jerry Dipoto

Rob Kajiwara - baseball, Freddy Peralta, Seattle Mariners


A good article by Baseball America about the top 10 Mariners prospects that Jerry Dipoto has traded away.

Baseball America's Top 10 Prospects the Mariners traded away under Jerry Dipoto

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