Easton Rulli brings high-contact pop and aggressive base-running to New Mexico State
Rulli has been a productive, multi-dimensional infield bat for New Mexico State, appearing in 53 games and posting 78 hits, 61 RBIs, 30 extra-base hits, and 22 stolen bases in the 2026 season, with D1Baseball listing him at .316 batting average.[1][5][6] His profile stands out for a blend of gap power, speed, and run production—he can hurt teams with both the bat and his legs, and the recent home-run flashes on social media suggest real game-changing upside.[2] If you need a competitive, everyday infielder who already impacts the scoreboard in several ways, he fits the bill.[1][2]
