Freshman right-hander Brody Martin-Grudzielanek is emerging as Hawai'i’s steady late-season arm
Brody Martin-Grudzielanek has quickly become a trusted weapon for Hawai'i, showing poise in leverage spots and real swing-and-miss potential. Over his last 11 innings, he has allowed just three runs with nine strikeouts and a save, and he recently carved up No. 6 Oregon State by carrying a no-hitter into the fifth and allowing one run over 6.1 innings. The differentiator is composure: he competes like a veteran, works efficiently, and looks comfortable in big-game pressure, which makes him a strong fit for teams needing a calm, attack-minded right-handed starter or reliever.[1][2]
