Emily Todor brings speed, contact value, and veteran depth to Butler’s outfield
Todor’s 2026 profile suggests a gritty, role-player outfielder who can help in the little things: she has appeared in 28 games and is hitting .125 with a .398 on-base percentage, which points to selective at-bats and some ability to reach safely even when the hit tool is light.[1][3] Her value is less about star-level offense and more about depth, experience, and versatility for a Butler roster that can use a disciplined, low-ego player who competes for every inning and can fit as a situational piece or lineup bottom-half option.[1][3]
