Texas infielder Josh Livingston brings middle-of-the-order pop and transferable bat-to-ball value
Livingston arrives in Austin after a strong 2025 at Wichita State, where he hit .284 with 15 home runs, 48 RBI, 10 doubles, and a .403 on-base percentage while leading the Shockers in homers and RBI. He stands out for left-handed power, extra-base-hit ability, and production in leverage spots, including a team-best .394 average with runners in scoring position and 19 two-out RBI in 2025. For Texas, he looks like a fit if you want an INF who can change a game with one swing and still offer enough contact and on-base skill to stay in the lineup.[2][5][8][9]
