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The Mariners have a budding star in Michael Arroyo and yet, despite his high prospect ranking, the glove is concerning enough to make his future path uncertain.

Writer Paul Taylor examines Michael Arroyo's uncertain future with the Seattle Mariners, questioning how the young prospect fits into the lineup despite his impressive hitting potential. During a 15-game call-up in September, the 21-year-old hit .371 with a .953 OPS, showcasing strong contact and plate discipline. However, questions remain about where he will play defensively.
Taylor notes that defensive struggles at second base led Seattle to try Arroyo in left field, though scouts remain skeptical of his glove work. Additionally, Arroyo underwent an elbow scope procedure that will sideline him until April, leaving the Mariners to consider whether to retain him or explore trade possibilities.
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