Marshall’s on-base machine with pop and patience
In the 2026 season, AJ Havrilla became a lineup engine for Marshall, leading the Sun Belt in walks (50) and ranking 13th nationally with 46 walks while posting a .266 average, 6 homers, 38 RBI, and 37 runs as a full-time starter at first base[8][7]. He backed that up in 2025 with a .287 average, 56 hits, 45 RBI, 16 doubles, and five homers, including a walk-off grand slam and a seven-RBI game at Georgia Tech, which screams clutch, not just steady[1][5]. The value here is simple: patient hitter, run producer, and proven big-moment bat, though most of the profile is built around offensive impact rather than speed or defensive flash[1][8].
