Jason Fultz Jr. flashed real pop and on-base juice in Clemson’s 2026 infield mix
In the 2026 season, freshman infielder Jason Fultz Jr. emerged as a steady everyday option for Clemson, hitting .231 with 1 home run, 13 RBIs, 24 hits, and a .315 on-base percentage in 40 games and 34 starts. He was rated a preseason top-100 freshman by major outlets and showed a nice blend of patience and toughness, drawing 17 walks and getting hit by 8 pitches in 26 games at one point, while also delivering a first-career three-run homer against Santa Clara. The fit question? He looks like a competitive, power-capable corner infielder with upside, though he’ll need more bat consistency to become a true impact piece.
