Antonio Correa gives Lafayette a late-inning lefty who can slam the door
In the 2026 season, Antonio Correa emerged as a reliable bullpen arm for Lafayette, working 13.1 innings with a 1.69 ERA and 5 strikeouts while also earning his first save and helping stabilize pressure spots late in games. The left-hander’s value goes beyond the box score: he’s shown poise in leverage, including recording the final outs in tight moments, and his background as a long-time captain-type competitor suggests a composed, team-first fit. He looks like the kind of crafty, competitive LHP who can help a staff settle down when the game gets messy.
