Noah Scott brings a power-frame bullpen look for Oregon State
In the 2026 season, Noah Scott gave Oregon State a heavy-armed relief option, appearing in 16 games with one start, going 2-1 with one save, 22 strikeouts, and a 5.48 ERA across 23 innings.[1][8] At 6-4 and 242 pounds, he has the kind of durable right-handed frame that scouts like, and his swing-and-miss ability showed up in a 2025 strikeout rate of 10.3 per nine innings before he moved to Corvallis.[1][10] The appeal is upside: a hard-nosed bullpen arm with strikeout stuff and enough power to fit in a competitive staff, even if command and run prevention still need polish.[2][14]
