Mariners prospect Blake Rambusch retires from baseball at 25
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 18, 2026, 10:39 PM
Last updated Aug 18, 2026
Blake Rambusch, a 25-year-old third baseman, has retired from baseball as of August 18. The Mariners drafted him in 2022, and he reached Triple-A earlier this month before being reassigned to Double-A Arkansas. In 66 games this season, Rambusch posted a.262 batting average with one home run and 34 stolen bases. He had previously been a standout in college at Auburn, contributing significantly during the 2022 College World Series. Rambusch did not appear in a major league game for the Mariners but participated in spring training over the past few years.
- •Rambusch was drafted by the Mariners in 2022.
- •He appeared in 22 games for Tacoma, with a.284 average this season.
- •In Double-A, he recorded 35 walks and stole 34 bases.
- •Rambusch excelled at Auburn, setting a high mark in the 2022 College World Series.
- •He did not play in any regular season games for the Mariners.
- 10:39 PMYahoo Sports — Mariners’ 25-year-old prospect suddenly retires from baseball
"The third baseman was less than a month removed from his first Triple-A stint
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