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Seattle Mariners, MLB Draft and Stevenson

Pros and cons of Seattle Mariners taking Luke Stevenson of UNC baseball in 2025 MLB Draft

Stevenson, a 20-year-old sophomore catcher for the Tar Heels, is the highest-drafted catcher for UNC in 40 years, since B.J. Surhoff was the No. 1 overall pick in 1985.

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Seattle Mariners Draft North Carolina Catcher Luke Stevenson With No. 35 Pick

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Here are the Mariners' Draft picks from Day 2

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Mariners save up around $700,000 after savvy move on No. 3 pick

The Seattle Mariners made one of the most impactful selections of the 2025 MLB Draft by picking LSU left-hander Kade Anderson with the No. 3 overall pick, a move that combined top-tier talent with fi...

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Get to know third overall Draft pick Kade Anderson

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Mariners pick LSU left-hander Kade Anderson with No. 3 pick

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Mariners Agree To Sign First-Round Pick Kade Anderson

Anderson rose to prominence over his two seasons at LSU, particularly in the 2025 season when he emerged as a full-time starter and arguably the best pitcher in college ball.

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Mariners' pick of LSU lefty Kade Anderson at No. 3 their 'best-case scenario'

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LSU pitcher Kade Anderson selected third overall to the Seattle Mariners

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It Seems Like the Seattle Mariners Are Getting Ready to Trade a Top Prospect

A report surfaced on Sunday that the Seattle Mariners are expected to trade catcher Harry Ford, and that could have been solidified with the team's selection of Luke Stevenson in the second round of the MLB Draft on Sunday night.

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Seattle Mariners draft Luke Stevenson

Just two years later, the Tar Heels' star catcher watched his childhood dreams turn to reality. With the 35th overall pick in Sunday's MLB Draft, the Seattle Mariners chose Stevenson.

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UNC, Wake Forest players among those with NC ties taken on Day 1 of MLB Draft

North Carolina catcher Luke Stevenson went 35th overall to Seattle, and two Wake Forest players went back-to-back in the first round.

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Diamond Heels Catcher Luke Stevenson Selected By Seattle

As widely expected, North Carolina Tar Heels catcher Luke Stevenson was drafted with a compensatory pick following the first round. He was the 35th selection by

Mariners' Luke Stevenson: Going to Seattle

The Mariners have selected Stevenson with the 35th overall pick in the 2025 First-Year Player Draft.