Curtis Christianson is an Athletic Director and writer for Prospect Insider, focusing on local sports news and analysis, particularly in the Seattle area. With a keen eye for scouting and player updates, Curtis provides in-depth coverage of the Seattle Mariners and their prospects, offering insights into trades, game recaps, and potential roster moves.
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Curtis Christianson's coverage is highly focused on local sports, particularly baseball, with an emphasis on the Seattle Mariners. His articles often include breaking news and announcements related to the team's performance, player updates, and trade scenarios.
Given his focus on local sports in Washington, pitching stories relevant to the Seattle Mariners' current status or future prospects is likely to capture his attention. Providing insights into player performances and potential trades involving the Mariners would also be valuable for Curtis’ coverage.
Pitching stories about other local teams or players within Washington state could also resonate well with Curtis given his geographic focus.
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In the latest Mock Draft, done by Future Stars Series, they have the Mariners taking a pitcher in the mold of Matt Brash.
By: Curtis Christianson, Michael Zagaris
The Seattle Mariners announced that Ty France will be going on paternity leave before the start of their series in Milwaukee against the Brewers, and they are calling up Samad Taylor to take his place. Taylor was acquired in a small trade from the Kansas City Royals over the offseason and has some intriguing traits. He will not be taking France's spot at first base for the Mariners, but will give manager Scott Servais an option off the bench late in games at multiple positions.
Emerson Hancock is a bit different than his current rotation mates, and is starting to remind us of a former well-loved Mariners' starting pitcher
The Mariners are playing well, and the Astros are not. Inter-division trades are always tough, but is there a chance they could work a blockbuster?
By: Curtis Christianson
Scott Servais held him back just enough to keep Cal Raleigh from being ejected, and he made it count with a walk-off Grand Slam in the 9th inning
By: Curtis Christianson, Cole Burston
The Mariners need some bullpen help as they deal with a handful of injuries. Could they look to reunite with a former closer?
The Mariners have the 15th pick in the 2024 MLB Draft. Here are 3 college hitters that they could take on draft day.
The Mariners need offense, and they need it bad. Could the look to Chicago and try to snag one of the Cubs outfielders?
The Mariners picked up Victor Robles as a low-cost, low-risk addition to their outfield, and it seems they have struck gold with his performance
The Seattle Mariners should get some inspiration from the 2024 Detroit Tigers' run and apply it to 2025.
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