Lehmann gives Western Michigan versatile bullpen value with strikeout pop
Adam Lehmann enters the 2026 season as a useful two-way roster piece for Western Michigan, working primarily as a right-handed reliever while still carrying catcher value. In the 2025 season, he posted a 9.57 K/9 across 26.1 innings, and in the 2026 season he handled 22 bullpen outings, striking out 33 in 34.1 innings with two wins and two saves[7]. The differentiator is the blend of strike-throwing upside and flexibility—he can help shorten games, and coaches clearly trust him in leverage. Good fit if a team wants a competitive, multi-role arm with toughness and bullpen adaptability[7][14].
