Georgia State’s do-it-all infield spark plug
In the 2026 season, Maginnis emerged as one of the Sun Belt’s best all-around infield bats, hitting .302 with 61 hits, 8 home runs, 41 RBI, 21 stolen bases, and a .404 on-base percentage while starting every game he played. He pairs sneaky power with real plate discipline and athletic versatility, moving from first base as a freshman to third base in 2026. The bigger appeal? He’s the kind of high-motor, low-drama competitor who can impact a lineup in multiple ways and likely fits best as an everyday, top-of-the-order or middle-infield-adjacent table-setter with juice.
