Shane Stanley brings two-way value, with a contact bat and workable right-handed arm for Maryland Eastern Shore
Stanley’s appeal is his versatility: at Maryland Eastern Shore, he has already shown he can contribute on both sides of the ball, logging 10.2 innings in eight pitching appearances with 13 strikeouts while also producing nine hits, eight RBI, and seven walks in 20 games as a hitter.[3] That mix of arm-side usefulness and position-player competence makes him a useful depth piece and a potential fit for a staff or roster that values multi-role flexibility. Publicly available recruiting/profile data is limited, so his clearest differentiator is the ability to help in more than one way rather than a single loud stat line.[1][3]
