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Kade Anderson is proving to be the most dominant arm in the Mariners' system | Sporting News Anderson is proving why he was selected third overall.

MAY 13 • SPORTINGNEWS.COM

Kade Anderson's rapid Mariners rise is making a mockery of Nationals and Angels What Kade Anderson is doing in his first professional season is basically living up to the Seattle Mariners' wildest dreams. And lest anyone...

MAY 12 • SODOMOJO.COM

Jeff Passan has at least 1 good take on how Mariners should handle Kade Anderson Jeff Passan thinks Kade Anderson is ready for the majors now, but a promotion to Triple-A may be the least the Mariners can do.

MAY 4 • SODOMOJO.COM

2025's No. 3 pick so dominant the only thing slowing him is ... rain? Some say that Mother Nature is undefeated. Whether that’s the case or not, she certainly seems to be the only thing that can slow Kade Ander...

APRIL 25 • MLB.COM

Mariners No. 2 prospect Anderson continues nearly flawless start to pro career Kade Anderson entered the 2025 Draft as one of the most sought-after hurlers available. The Mariners came calling with the third pick but he...

APRIL 18 • MLB.COM

Scoreless streak to start career Anderson hasn't allowed a run while striking out 17 batters in nine innings over his first two starts at Double-A Arkansas.

Impact Anderson has allowed five hits and three walks, good for a 0.89 WHIP to go with his sterling 0.00 ERA. The top college prospect from last year's draft, Anderson was given an aggressive assignment to Double-A and has been up for the challenge. He could be big-league ready in weeks, rather than months, so if the Mariners need reinforcements from Triple-A this summer, Anderson could get the call.

APRIL 13 • ROTOWIRE

Mariners' top '25 pick Anderson starts with a bang, K's 6 in pro debut Kade Anderson checked off another box in his pro career Friday, and he did it in his usual fashion: with a healthy heaping of filth. The No....

APRIL 4 • MLB.COM

Gets aggressive assignment Anderson is opening the season with Double-A Arkansas, Daniel Kramer of MLB.com reports.

Impact Most of the top college arms get assigned to High-A for their first full season, so while this assignment may not be a big surprise, it is notable. Per the report, the initial plan was to assign Anderson to High-A Everett, but the calculus changed after Anderson made such a strong impression this spring. The less volatile weather conditions in Arkansas compared to the Pacific Northwest in April also factored into the decision. What makes the assignment even more notable is that the Mariners have a track record of jumping their best pitching prospects from Double-A to the majors, bypassing the Pacific Coast League. Ryan Sloan, the Mariners other premium pitching prospect, is also opening the year at Double-A.

MARCH 31 • ROTOWIRE