Colin Cusick gives Towson a gritty, contact-first infield option with speed and run creation upside
Cusick stands out as a scrappy, athletic infielder who can impact the game without needing a lot of loud power: his Towson bio notes a past season with 31 RBI, 41 runs, 21 stolen bases, and only 17 strikeouts in 134 at-bats, which points to strong bat-to-ball skills, baserunning value, and pressure on defenses; Towson’s 2026 stats show he is contributing in a limited role so far, so he profiles more as a versatile depth piece with upside than a finished-product star.[1][5]
