Maryland’s comeback righty with sneaky upside
In the 2026 season, Quinn Yellin returned from Tommy John surgery and logged three appearances for Maryland, including two scoreless outings and a scoreless inning against Penn State, a nice early sign that the arm is trending back in the right direction.[1] He’s a compact 6-foot, 195-pound right-hander from Edgewater, Maryland, and the big differentiator here is resilience: he already beat injury adversity just to get back on the mound, which matters as much as the raw line. The fit question is simple—if your team wants a local, competitive strike-thrower who’s still rebuilding but showing real bounce-back traits, Yellin is a name worth keeping on the board.[1][3]
