Seattle Mariners offered $14.1M to Diamondbacks Bryce Jarvis on 2-years Con……..

Bryce Jarvis Looked Promising in First Major League Stint

The Diamondbacks No. 11 prospect made his major league debut in 2023 in relief, but still projects as a starter long term.

This article is part of a series counting down the Diamondbacks’ Top 30 prospects entering the 2024 season. These rankings are determined by Michael McDermott, in conjunction with the Inside the Diamondbacks staff.

Summary: The D-backs took Bryce Jarvis in the first round of the shortened 2020 MLB Draft, thanks to a massive velocity spike that year. Jarvis went from a pitcher that sat in the 89-91 MPH range to consistently mid-90s. That velocity has since sustained itself over his career, combined with a pair of secondary pitches that play in the major leagues.

He has the potential ceiling of a middle of the rotation starter, but also profiles well for a potential back end of the bullpen role due to his mound presence and ability to recover quickly. Either way it feels like Jarvis is primed to make a substantial impact for the D-backs over the short and long term.