Matthew Cash is Jacksonville State’s do-everything utility bat with a knack for coming through
In the 2026 season, Cash hit .285 with 45 hits, 27 RBI, and nine extra-base hits while starting 49 of 58 games, then kept heating up late with hits in seven of his final eight games. He’s a left-handed utility player who moved around the diamond all year—both corner infield spots and even catcher—so he brings rare roster flexibility, toughness, and a play-anywhere mindset. The added wrinkle: he also flashed elite summer-ball production with a .413 Appalachian League average, which screams bat-to-ball skill and adaptability. Good fit? Absolutely, if you want versatility, contact, and a gritty multi-position competitor.
