Zac Farrell brings speed, defensive versatility, and enough contact to stay in the mix at Army
In 2026, Zac Farrell appeared in 41 games with 33 starts, hit .212, and finished second on the team with nine stolen bases, which tells you exactly why he matters: he can impact a game without needing to be a middle-order bat. He has shown the ability to play center field and handle the top end of the lineup defensively, while his speed adds pressure on pitchers and infielders. The profile here is more table-setter than slugger, but for a team valuing athleticism, base-running, and lineup flexibility, he is a useful fit.
