Matthew Robaugh is a promising infield glue guy with sneaky pop and room to grow
In the 2026 season, Matthew Robaugh appeared in 19 games with seven starts for West Virginia, picked up his first career hit and RBI against Kennesaw State, and added a 2-for-3 day against UCF plus a double against Texas Tech[1]. He brings a sturdy 6-1, 200-pound right-handed frame, a middle-infield pedigree, and a reputation as a two-time WPIAL Player of the Year and former Trinity leader in hits and home runs[1][2]. He looks like a fit for teams that value athletic infield depth, competitive at-bats, and upside more than instant star power[1][11].
