Oklahoma’s high-octane spark plug at third base
In the 2026 season, Camden Johnson was a do-everything catalyst for Oklahoma, playing in 65 of 66 games, batting .298 with 73 hits, 48 RBI, 63 runs, and 31 steals while mostly locking down third base. He’s the kind of infielder who changes games with speed, contact, and pressure on the defense—not just power, though the nine homers and three triples show he can drive the ball too. Add in the fact that he was part of Oklahoma’s 2026 national-title run and was drafted by the Royals, and you’ve got a proven, winning piece with legit versatility and edge.
