Landon Stump gives UCLA a durable Sunday-starting righty with flashes of efficiency
In the 2026 season, Landon Stump was UCLA’s workhorse-style RHP, making 18 appearances and 13 starts while going 2-1 with a 4.12 ERA over 54.2 innings, including a six-shutout-inning gem at Rutgers that showed his best version: efficient, attacking, and tough to square up. He’s appealing as a strike-throwing, weekend-ready arm with starter’s stamina and enough swing-and-miss to miss bats, but his profile also comes with some traffic on the bases and a history of mid-rotation results rather than frontline dominance. In short: dependable, battle-tested, and very usable—especially if your staff wants innings and composure.
