Toledo’s Reis Sjoholm brings speed-first value and elite pinch-running upside
Reis Sjoholm is a useful fit for a team that wants *speed, situational pressure, and defensive depth* out of the outfield: in 2024 as a freshman at Toledo, she appeared in 35 games, scored 11 runs, and went 5-for-6 in stolen-base attempts while mostly working as a pinch runner.[1] That profile says she can change innings without needing a bat-first role, making her especially valuable in high-leverage spots. For a roster that needs athleticism, aggressiveness on the bases, and a low-ego role player who can impact games in small but real ways, she checks a lot of boxes.[1]
