Penn OF Connor McCabe brings speed and upside, but needs the bat to catch up
McCabe’s value is tied to his athleticism and two-way table-setting profile: he’s a left-right outfielder with speed, a track record of stealing bases, and enough contact/power tools to keep developing at Penn, where he appeared in 12 games in 2025 and 17 in 2026. The caution flag is the current offensive line—he hit .125 with a .521 OPS in 2026—so his fit is best for a team that can bet on defensive versatility, aggression, and long-term growth rather than immediate run production. [1][4]
