Towson’s Josh Janove brings rare versatility behind the plate — and everywhere else
Josh Janove is a valuable Towson piece because he combines catcher duties with rare all-field versatility, highlighted by becoming the first NCAA Division I player in eight years to play all nine positions in one game. In 2025, he hit .224 with 15 RBI, 21 runs, five doubles, one triple and two homers in 47 games, showing useful contact, some pop and enough athleticism to move around the diamond. For a team, that kind of intensity, adaptability and do-anything mindset is a strong fit, especially if you want a gritty, flexible competitor rather than just a one-position specialist.
