Cabassa is a middle-order run producer with real gap power and timely pop for Texas Southern
In the 2026 season, Erwin Cabassa has been one of Texas Southern’s more impactful bats, including a four-hit game with a double and steal against A&M–Corpus Christi and multiple RBI swings in big moments; he’s also shown enough defensive steadiness at INF to stay in the lineup. At 6-foot-2, 220 pounds, the right-handed hitter brings a physical, RBI-friendly profile with sneaky athleticism on the bases, and the upside here is straightforward: a tough at-bat who can drive runners home and change an inning without needing perfect contact. He looks like a fit for teams wanting a mature, power-influenced corner/utility infielder who plays with production, not flash.
