steady, strike-throwing Niagara righty with a winning profile
In the 2026 season, Harb emerged as a dependable multi-inning relief option for Niagara, pitching in 17 games and posting a 3.76 ERA over 26.1 innings while going 3-0 with 21 strikeouts and holding hitters to a .255 average. He’s the kind of right-hander coaches like because he’s consistent, competitive, and trusted in tight spots—he already delivered shutdown relief in multiple key wins. The move to Western Michigan also suggests his stuff and role translated upward, making him a practical fit for a team needing strike-throwing depth rather than flash.
