Trevor Busby brings a big frame, two-way upside, and early game-impact flashes for USF
The 2026 season showed Trevor Busby as a 6-4, right-handed two-way piece for San Francisco with real physical upside, early offensive flashes, and multi-inning utility, including an RBI double and a sacrifice fly in key moments. His stat line was still in the “work-in-progress” stage—he hit .308 in limited at-bats and struggled on the mound with an 11.12 ERA over 5.2 innings—but the appeal is the profile: size, versatility, and enough athleticism to matter on both sides of the ball. If your team wants a developmental INF/RHP with upside, he’s intriguing; if you need immediate polish, patience is part of the package.
