Poll: most disappointing Mariners prospect

[Sibelius Hindemith]

I know it's still early for some of them, but recency bias matters.

[Juliooooo]

Ackley was a college player picked 2nd overall. He should have at least been a solid starter. Kelenic has been disappointing, but there is more risk with HS players.

[Sibelius Hindemith]

The main frustration with White of course being the money he's getting paid. Montero was touted as the next great Yankee slugger or some such nonsense that only seems to work on Mariner GMs. And Smoak was highly regarded in the Rangers organization, why i don't know.

[Donn Beach]

Al Chambers was pretty disappointing, how's that for recency bias

[D-train]

Al Chambers was pretty disappointing, how's that for recency bias

lol What is worse, him or Tito Nanni?

[Sibelius Hindemith]

Al Chambers was pretty disappointing, how's that for recency bias

I started following the Mariners in the early 80's and don't remember him. I'm sure i forgot some other guys though. How about that 6'10" pitcher that was being touted as another Randy Johnson then got injured and never did anything.

[D-train]

Tito Nanni was the 6th overall pick in 1978 and NEVER made the show. I actually think he is the worst of all time.

JK was the 6th overall pick in 2018, 40 years later. At least he made it.

[D-train]

Al Chambers was pretty disappointing, how's that for recency bias

I started following the Mariners in the early 80's and don't remember him. I'm sure i forgot some other guys though. How about that 6'10" pitcher that was being touted as another Randy Johnson then got injured and never did anything.

Ryan Anderson is now 42 yo 19th pick of the 1997 draft. Never made it.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/regi ... ders003rya

[ddraig]

All of the above.

[Donn Beach]

As a mariners fan you should get familiar with Cha Cha, chambers has the distinction of being considered one of the worse picks in MLB history

https://www.sportingnews.com/ca/mlb/lis ... shukhcikvi