Brady Wilson brings a low-90s ceiling and heavy right-handed frame to Pacific’s rotation
Wilson is a sturdy 6'2", 220-pound right-handed pitcher whose profile suggests a power-arm build, with prep reports showing a heavy fastball, a firm changeup, and a developing breaking ball that can miss bats when his stuff is on[4]. In 2026 at Pacific, he has worked mostly as a strike-throwing depth arm, posting a 4.73 ERA with 9 strikeouts in 13.1 innings, so the appeal is projection and frame as much as present production[6]. If your team wants a physical, attack-the-zone RHP with upside, he is worth a look; if you need a finished, high-dominance starter right now, he is still a work in progress[4][6].
