Braylon Cordonnier brings size, left-handed pop, and real third-base upside to Marshall
Cordonnier enters Marshall as a 6-foot-3, 205-pound infielder with a physically projectable frame, left-handed bat, and the kind of hit-and-power mix coaches love to bet on. Marshall’s signing note described him as a “physical left-handed hitter with a hit tool and power potential,” and a “prototype third baseman,” which fits his current role. In 2026, he has seen limited action for the Herd, so the headline is more about upside than production right now. He also brings two-way toughness from his prep background, giving him a competitive edge and a little extra swagger.
