Jack Guerrero gives JMU steady infield grit with gap power and clutch pop
In the 2026 season, James Madison senior INF Jack Guerrero hit .265/.328/.377 with 12 doubles, two homers, 43 hits, and 10 multi-hit games, while also coming through in big spots like his first career homer vs. UAlbany and a walk-off-style RBI double in extra innings at Arkansas State[1][2][3]. At 6-foot-3 and 195 pounds, the left-handed hitter brings size, contact ability, and enough extra-base thump to matter, plus a reputation for steady, senior-level composure rather than flashy tools[1][3]. He looks like a solid fit if you want a versatile, experienced infielder who competes and can lengthen an order without needing the spotlight[1][2].
