Princeton’s steady-glove sophomore with extra-bases upside and a gritty, do-the-little-things profile
In the 2026 season, Lamson started 33 of Princeton’s 36 games, hit .193 with 21 hits, four doubles, one homer, 15 RBI and six steals, while finishing second on the team with 86 assists. He flashed real value in the field and on the bases, with a standout 6-assist game against No. 17 NC State and several RBI/sacrifice-bunt contributions in tight Ivy League games. The profile says “versatile, competitive, and glue-guy infielder” more than pure slugger, but the defensive volume and situational production make him a useful fit if you want toughness, reliability, and developing upside.