Harrison Lollin gives Penn State a flexible, strike-throwing bullpen arm with closer upside
In the 2026 season, Harrison Lollin has shown value as a multi-inning right-hander for Penn State, highlighted by a 3.1-inning shutout outing against No. 15 West Virginia and a save against Minnesota, while also logging 25 strikeouts in 27.1 innings as a freshman in 2025. He isn’t just smoke-and-mirrors: Penn State used him in a range of leverage spots, which says the staff trusts his competitiveness and adaptability. The fit is strong for teams wanting a tough, versatile RHP who can miss bats, handle pressure, and cover innings without needing the spotlight.
