Lindsey Miller gives Miami (OH) a versatile, clutch bat behind the plate
In the 2026 season, Lindsey Miller hit .216 with a .731 OPS across 18 appearances and 14 starts, while also adding two home runs, five RBI, and a perfect 2-for-2 mark on stolen-base attempts; she also showed value as a small-ball weapon with a sacrifice bunt and RBI in a win over Wichita State. The big differentiator is her flexibility: a C/INF who can catch, handle the infield, and contribute in situational spots. She looks like a gritty, team-first piece whose value goes beyond the box score.
