Workhorse Towson righty with swing-and-miss stuff, but the 2026 results have been uneven
In the 2026 season, Liam Diehl has been Towson’s most-used starter, working 55.1 innings with 62 strikeouts, but he’s also posted a 7.16 ERA and a 1-7 record, showing the profile of a durable arm who can miss bats yet still battle command and run prevention.[1][2] He’s shown flashes of big-game ability—like a six-inning, seven-strikeout outing against Northeastern—but the overall package says “live arm, starter’s toughness, still searching for consistency.”[11][14] If your team wants a right-hander who will take the ball, compete, and give you innings, he’s interesting; if you need a polished weekend ace right now, the volatility is still part of the deal.[1][13]
