Andrew Abler is Harvard’s workhorse righty with starter upside and some bite on the mound
In the 2026 season, Andrew Abler has been one of Harvard’s most important arms, working 56.2 innings with a 5.40 ERA and 37 strikeouts against 17 walks, including a six-strikeout outing in 4.0 relief innings against Tulane and consecutive longer starts against Liberty and California Baptist. He’s a durable, pitch-through-contact right-hander who can both start and relieve, and Harvard’s own coverage also highlights his unusually analytical edge—he’s involved in AI-driven baseball work, which fits the profile of a player who thinks the game as hard as he throws it.
