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We can agree that Baseball Trade Values overvalues Seattle prospect Tai Peete.

Feel free to read up on how Baseball Trade Values assesses MLB players: https://www.baseballtradevalues.com/valuing-major-leaguers You're welcome.

In November Baseball Trade Values assigned Aaron Ashby a negative value of $6 million and today assigned Colt Emerson a surplus value of $61.5 million. Luke Adams, Brock Wilkin and Mike Boever have surplus values between $8.2 million and $2.6 million. Likely regrets abound in the Pacific Northwest.

Seattle reportedly is pursuing another bullpen piece so the Mariners are unlikely to trade Speier's high-leverage arm. FWIW Baseball Trade Values assigns surplus values of $15.1 million for Luis Pena, $14.8 million for Tai Peete and $12.5 million for Gabe Speier.

Would anyone trade Rhys Hoskins to Seattle for outfielder/DH Mitch Haniger and corner infielder Tyler Locklear? The Mariners would be taking on money because Hoskins is owed $18 million in 2025 plus a $4 million buyout of a 2026 mutual option. Haniger is owed $15.5 million to $17 million next season in the final year of his contract. Steamer's 2025 projections for Hoskins include a 106 wRC+, 26 HR and 0.8 WAR in 133 games: https://www.fangraphs.com/players/rhys-hoskins/16472/stats?position=1B#dashboard Steamer's 2025 projections for Haniger include a 95 wRC+, 15 HR and 0.0 WAR in 105 games: https://www.fangraphs.com/players/mitch-haniger/14274/stats?position=OF#dashboard Steamer's 2025 projections for Locklear include a 100 wRC+, 6 HR and 0.3 WAR in 50 games: https://www.fangraphs.com/players/tyler-locklear/31396/stats?position=1B#dashboard The 24-year-old Locklear, who made a brief appearance in MLB.com's midseason Top 100 prospect list, would come with six years of team control. Baseball Trade Values suggests a Hoskins-for-Haniger trade would require cash from Seattle: https://www.baseballtradevalues.com/trades/180410 Woud Seattle even consider that trade?