Paul Schoenfeld brought Big 12 speed, bat-to-ball pop, and center-field polish to WVU
Schoenfeld’s one-year stop at West Virginia was a legit impact move: in the 2026 season, he started all 64 games, hit .327 with 82 hits, 52 RBI, and 26 stolen bases, and earned All-Big 12 Second Team honors before the Arizona Diamondbacks drafted him in the eighth round. What makes him appealing is the complete profile—left-handed bat, true center-field range, relentless hustle, and a reputation for highlight-reel defense—plus a track record of producing everywhere he’s played. If you want a table-setter with juice and center-field credibility, he’s your guy.
