Logan Keilen is emerging as a bat-first catcher with real middle-of-the-order pop
In the 2026 season, Logan Keilen showed he’s more than just a backstop, hitting .296 with 7 home runs and 42 RBIs while making 31 starts at catcher and 10 at designated hitter before moving on to Georgia Tech. He stands out for his offensive production, bat-to-ball feel, and ability to handle multiple lineup roles, which is why CMU staff described him as someone who “looks like an older guy” and “is going to be a really good player.” If you want a catcher who brings energy, upside, and legit run-producing juice, he’s a strong fit.
