Nikhil Beasley is Sacramento State’s glove-first catcher who quietly adds timely pop
In the 2026 season, Beasley became Sacramento State’s primary catcher after an injury ahead of him on the depth chart and delivered steady two-way value: 14 hits, 16 runs, a homer, nine RBI, 15 walks, and elite defense with just three errors in 306 chances while throwing out six runners. He brings a big 6-foot-4 frame, above-average athleticism, and a reputation for getting on base and handling pressure behind the plate. If your team wants a catcher who can manage the game, defend, and keep improving offensively, he’s a real fit.
