WVU’s comeback-armed righty with real bullpen upside
Glasscock is a 6-foot, right-handed reliever for West Virginia who came into 2026 as a key bullpen piece after posting 7 strikeouts in 6.0 innings across 12 appearances in the 2025 season, though his ERA sat at 7.50.[1][2] The bigger story is the bounce-back: after being sidelined by a rare thoracic outlet syndrome case in his non-throwing shoulder, he had surgery in April 2026, resumed throwing in summer, and was expected back for fall ball.[6][8] He was a highly regarded prep arm in Virginia, and the fit is clear if your team values grit, strike-throwing upside, and a pitcher who’s battled back from a truly weird health detour.[5][12]
