Colt Emerson
19-Year-Old
2024 Stats
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.000
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2025 Fantasy Outlook
Emerson is a really good pure hitter, but the rest of the overall fantasy package is to be determined. He walked more (18.1 BB%) than he struck out (14.0 K%) while hitting .293 as an 18-year-old at Single-A, and he hit .374 in 24 games in 2023 and hit .370 as one of the youngest players in the Arizona Fall League this year. Emerson struggled to a .225/.331/.317 slash line in 29 games at High-A shortly after his 19th birthday, and he missed a lot of time, especially in the first half, with a broken foot. Even amid his struggles in the Northwest League, Emerson boasted a 0.50 BB/K, so he was hardly overmatched. Emerson is a doubles maven, tallying nine doubles in 13 AFL games and 27 doubles in 94 career games in the minors, but he didn't homer in the AFL and has six homers thus far in pro ball. He hits the ball very hard (31.0 Hard%) for a teenage shortstop, but he ran groundball rates over 48 percent at Single-A and High-A last year. Emerson went 15-for-17 on stolen-base attempts in 70 games, so while he only grades as a 50-grade runner, he should be able to chip in double-digit steals early in his career. More over-the-fence power will certainly come, but it's unclear if he'll settle in as a 15-20 homer threat or a 20-30 homer threat. Read Past Outlooks
Advances to High-A
The Mariners promoted Emerson from Single-A Modesto to High-A Everett on Monday.
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A 6-foot-1, 195-pound shortstop, Emerson has quickly established himself as one of the top prospects in the Mariners farm system and one of the top infielders in the lower rungs of the minors since Seattle selected him with the No. 22 overall pick in the 2023 First-Year Player Draft. The 19-year-old pushed his way to Everett after slashing .293/.440/.427 with two home runs, six stolen bases and an 18.9 percent walk rate over his 193 plate appearances with Modesto.
A 6-foot-1, 195-pound shortstop, Emerson has quickly established himself as one of the top prospects in the Mariners farm system and one of the top infielders in the lower rungs of the minors since Seattle selected him with the No. 22 overall pick in the 2023 First-Year Player Draft. The 19-year-old pushed his way to Everett after slashing .293/.440/.427 with two home runs, six stolen bases and an 18.9 percent walk rate over his 193 plate appearances with Modesto.
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2024 Fantasy Outlook
The Mariners snagged three seven-figure prep hitters in the first 30 picks of the 2023 MLB Draft, and Emerson got the biggest bonus ($3.8 million) and was first off the board at No. 22 overall. A lefty-hitting shortstop, Emerson has already gained good weight since the end of his high school season, up to 6-foot-2 and around 200 pounds. He slashed .374/.496/.550 with two home runs, 10 doubles and eight steals on eight attempts in 24 games across the Arizona Complex League and the Cal League. Emerson has been billed as hit-over-power, and indeed, he had a 17.5 K% and a 14.9 BB% in his pro debut, so the hit tool easily projects as plus. Defensively, he can play shortstop but may move to third base as needed. He isn't a plus runner, but has excellent instincts and gets the most out of his physical tools. Emerson could reach the majors sometime in 2025.
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Back in action for Nuts
Emerson (foot) is hitting .400 with three doubles and one steal in five games since being activated from the 7-day injured list with Single-A Modesto.
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Begins rehab assignment
Emerson (foot) has played two games in his rehab assignment, going 2-for-7 while suiting up for the ACL Mariners and Single-A Modesto on Thursday and Saturday, respectively.
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Still weeks away
Emerson (foot) remains on Single-A Modesto's 7-day injured list and is still a few weeks away from being cleared for full baseball activities, Ryan Divish of The Seattle Times reports.
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Dealing with foot fracture
Emerson was diagnosed with a small fracture in his foot Tuesday and will wear a protective boot for two weeks, Ryan Divish of The Seattle Times reports.
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Walk machine for Modesto
Emerson has a .295/.457/.443 slash line with two home runs, one stolen base, 12 strikeouts and 16 walks in 16 games for Single-A Modesto.
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