high-leverage bullpen arm with strikeout pop, but still looking for cleaner command
In the 2025 season, Washington State right-hander Trevor Stowe was a workhorse out of the bullpen, making 23 appearances, tying for the team lead, and striking out 29 in 25.1 innings, which hints at real swing-and-miss ability even though the 8.17 ERA shows the results were uneven. He’s the kind of arm you care about if you value competitive innings, late-inning toughness, and enough strikeout stuff to miss bats against good competition. The fit question is simple: intriguing relief upside, but teams will want better consistency and run prevention before buying all the way in.
