Long, lefty upside arm building trust at West Virginia
A 6-foot-4 left-handed reliever for West Virginia, Joshua Surigao showed promising efficiency in the 2026 season with 11 strikeouts in 10.0 innings across 11 appearances and a 3.60 ERA, flashing the kind of bat-missing ability coaches love to stash in late-game bullpen roles[2]. He arrived from Hawaii with limited college mileage but a solid prospect reputation, including a top-three LHP ranking in South Carolina and a fastball reportedly reaching around 90 mph, which makes him an intriguing fit for teams valuing projectable, strike-throwing upside with room to grow[4][5].
