A group of Mariners farmhands were named All-Stars at High-A on Wednesday.
Congratulations are in order for a group of Seattle Mariners farmhands, who were named All-Stars in the Northwest League on Wednesday.
With the High-A season over, these minor league honors are starting to roll in.
Here are the Mariners who were highlighted.
Felnin Celesten
Celesten was named the Northwest League MVP and an All-Star at the shortstop position. He's ranked as the No. 4 prospect in the organization, per MLB Pipeline, and is in the Top 100 overall (No. 49). The 21-year-old switch-hitter put together his best season as a pro this year, hitting .273 between Everett and Arkansas. He played 80 games for the AquaSox, hitting .314 before hitting just .171 in 31 games with the Travelers.
In total, he had 16 home runs and 25 stolen bases. His season ended with a minor injury, but he'll be ready to for the minor league season in 2027. MLB Pipeline projects him to make his debut in 2028.
Josh Caron
Named a Northwest League All-Star at the catcher position, the 23-year-old was a fourth-round pick of the Mariners in 2023 out of Nebraska. He played 66 games at Everett, hitting .272 before playing 37 more at Arkansas, hitting .233. In total, he had 22 homers this season, 19 of which came with the AquaSox.
Luke Stevenson
Named a Northwest League All-Star at the designated hitter spot, Stevenson is the No. 7 prospect in the organization. A second-round pick out of North Carolina in 2025, he hit .243 with Everett, mashing 22 homers and 24 doubles. He played 103 games in total, but the fact that he was never promoted to Double-A is at least noteworthy.
North Carolina catcher Luke Stevenson (44) swings to hit the ball during the seventh inning of the Super Regionals game against Arizona in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Jaylynn Nash-Imagn ImagesCarlos Jimenez
Named a Northwest League All-Star in the OF, Jimenez is the No. 25 prospect in the organization. He played 102 games for the AquaSox, hitting .287 with 20 homers, 79 RBIs and 24 doubles. He also stole 30 bases. He's 23 years old.
Brandon Eike
Named a Northwest League All-Star at first base, Eike does not appear on the organizational Top 30 list. Now 24, he was a 13th round pick out of VCU in 2024. He hit .295 this season with 24 home runs in total while also bringing in 79 runs.
He'll continue his season at the Arizona Fall League, which begins play in early October.
As for the MLB M's?
They'll look to avoid the sweep at the hands of the Los Angeles Angels on Wednesday night at 6:38 p.m. PT.
