Tyson Potts is giving Central Michigan a durable, strike-throwing senior look on the mound
In the 2026 season, Tyson Potts has been a workhorse for Central Michigan, logging 58.0 innings with 44 strikeouts and a 6.52 ERA while taking on a heavy starter’s load. The right-hander’s appeal is durability and experience: he’s a 6-foot-2 senior who transferred in after three seasons at Wayland Baptist, where he piled up 238 strikeouts in 188 1/3 innings and showed he can handle volume. His edge is simple—he competes, eats innings, and can miss bats—but the hit total and runs allowed suggest he’s more of a stabilizer than a finished product right now.
