Brady Kehlenbrink is Mizzou’s workhorse lefty with swing-and-miss upside
In the 2026 season, Brady Kehlenbrink became a mainstay in Missouri’s rotation, piling up 100 strikeouts over 74.1 innings while giving the Tigers a true bat-misser from the left side[1][2]. His calling card is durability and strike-throwing growth: he logged multiple five-, six-, and even 10-strikeout outings, including back-to-back 10-K starts, showing he can miss bats deep into games[7][8]. The caveat is run prevention, as his season ERA sat in the mid-6s and his 2025 debut season was rougher, but the raw stuff and starter’s mentality make him a legitimate fit if your team wants upside with some volatility[1][6][12].
