Seattle Mariners Sign Nearly All of Their 2025 Draft Picks to Contracts

The Seattle Mariners have come to terms with the majority of their 2025 MLB Draft picks.

The Mariners announced the signing of 19 of their 21 draftees and four undrafted free agents Saturday. The organization had already agreed to terms with their top selection and No. 3 overall pick, left-handed pitcher Kade Anderson.

Kade Anderson's 14 Strikeouts. pic.twitter.com/hWihZUEe9p
— Rob Friedman (@PitchingNinja) April 4, 2025

Here's a full breakdown of the deals for Seattle's 2025 draft pick, and their slot values, per MLB.com's Daniel Kramer:

No. 3: Kade Anderson, LHP, LSU: $8.8 million ($9.5 million slot value)
No. 35: Luke Stevenson, C, North Carolina: $2.8 million ($2.76 million slot value)
No. 57: Nick Becker, SS, Don Bosco Prep (HS): $2.75 million ($1.64 million slot value)
No. 91: Griffin Hugus, RHP, Miami: $640,000 ($851,800 slot value)
No. 122: Mason Peters, LHP, Dallas Baptist: $550,000 ($617,200 slot value)
No. 152: Korbyn Dickerson, OF, Indiana: $461,000 ($461,100 slot value)
No. 182: Lucas Kelly, RHP, Arizona State: $325,000 ($353,100 slot value)
No. 212: Colton Shaw, RHP, Yale: $100,000 ($276,200 slot value)
No. 242: Danny Macchiarola, RHP, Holy Cross: $175,000 ($224,100 slot value)
No. 272: Jackson Steensma, RHP, Appalachian State: $201,300 ($201,300 slot value)
No. 302: Isaac Lyon, RHP, Grand Canyon: $190,100 ($191,100 slot value)
No. 332 Dusty Revis, RHP, Western Carolina: $150,000 (no slot value)
No. 362: Grant Jay, C, Dallas Baptist: $150,000 (no slot value)
No. 392: Aiden Taurek, OF, St. Mary's: $150,000 (no slot value)
No. 422: Luke Heyman, C, Florida: $150,000 (no slot value)
No. 452: Brayden Corn, OF, Western Carolina: $150,000 (no slot value)
No. 482: Casey Hintz, RHP, Arizona: $150,000 (no slot value)
No. 512: Anthony Karoly, RHP, Nova Southeastern: $150,000 (no slot value)
No. 542: Griffin Stieg, RHP, Virginia Tech: unsigned
No. 572: Cameron Appenzeller, LHP: unsigned, committed to Tennessee
No. 602: Estevan Moreno, SS, Notre Dame: $150,000 (no slot value)

Full bonus allotments to the Mariners’ 19 Draft picks that have agreed to terms, per sources...

They had MLB’s second-largest bonus pool this year, and stayed just under (rounds 11-20 don't count towards that pool unless individual bonuses are over $150,000). pic.twitter.com/M1akZYspS9
— Daniel Kramer (@DKramer_) July 20, 2025

The four undrafted free agents signed by the Mariners were: Konni Durschlag, OF, High Point; Reid Easterly, LHP, Duke; Reese Lumpkin, RHP, Miami; and Brady O'Brien, 3B, Richmond. There was no information available on the contract numbers for those four.

The only two unsigned players for Seattle, pitchers Griffin Stieg and Cameron Appenzeller, weren't expected to come to terms with the team. Stieg still has NIL (Name, Image and Likeness) money available for him at Virginia Tech, per Mariners vice president of amateur scouting Scott Hunter, and Appenzeller is expected to honor his commitment to Tennessee.

Nick Becker, taken No. 57, is the most notable draft pick when it comes to money. His $2.75 million contract bonus is more than $1 million over the slot value. The 6-foot-4, 190-pound high school shortstop was listed as MLB Pipeline's No. 51 prospect available in the draft.

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