Tia Durst brings power, speed and proven run production to Washington
Durst arrives at Washington after a dominant junior-college season in which she hit .378 with 18 home runs, 57 RBIs, 28 stolen bases and a 1.268 OPS, showing rare middle-of-the-lineup impact for a catcher/infielder. Coaches also described her as the kind of athlete strength staffs love because of her work ethic and development mindset, suggesting a competitive, high-motor fit rather than just a numbers-only bat. She looks like a good fit if you want a versatile, energetic run producer who can affect games with both power and athleticism.[1][3][4]
