Charlie Spoonhour brings strikeout stuff and a live arm out of the Missouri State bullpen
In the 2026 season, Missouri State’s Charlie Spoonhour showed useful relief upside: 16 appearances, 14.1 innings, 13 strikeouts, just five walks, and 10 scoreless outings, even though the ERA finished at 8.79.[1] The right-hander’s calling card is bat-missing ability and strike-throwing in short bursts, which makes him a low-drama bullpen option when he’s right.[1] At 5-foot-11 and 165 pounds, he’s more finesse-and-feel than power-body, but his freshman-to-sophomore jump suggests there’s still some sneaky growth left in the tank.[1] He looks like a fit for a team that values competitive bullpen depth, quick innings, and a pitcher who can attack without getting rattled.[1]
