Central Connecticut’s innings-eating lefty with swing-and-miss upside
In the 2026 season, Zach Worzel has shown he can handle meaningful late-season innings for Central Connecticut, with both wins and tough outings against solid NEC competition. His appeal is the classic pitcher fit: he’s trusted in competitive games, can miss bats, and has the toughness to keep taking the ball even when the line gets rough. The downside is consistency—his 2026 results have been uneven, so he looks more like a developmental arm than a finished product. If you want a pitcher with competitive edge and upside, he’s worth a look.
