Bryce Loeger gives Dartmouth a physical, strike-throwing righty with starter upside
Loeger was Dartmouth’s Rookie of the Year after a 2025 freshman season in which he made 12 appearances, including nine starts, and handled both rotation and bullpen duty[6]. He showed his best college outing against Penn with six innings of one-run, unearned ball, and he also logged a save against Cornell, suggesting real role flexibility[3][6]. What makes him appealing is the starter’s build, athletic delivery, and four-pitch mix that scouts have tied to a lively fastball and multiple breaking balls[1][7]. The current ERA is inflated, but the arm talent and workload capacity are why he’s a legitimate fit for teams seeking upside and versatility[2][3].
