Ben Prince brings glove-first upside with gap-to-gap pop and a real contact track record
In the 2025 season, Ben Prince flashed a sturdy all-around profile for Maine: he started 49 games, hit .271/.386/.388, scored 33 runs, stole 15 bases, and handled shortstop in America East play while posting a .303/.420/.416 line in conference games[9]. His appeal is the blend of defensive reliability, on-base skill, and athletic juice rather than loud power, plus a strong pre-Maine résumé that includes captaincy, First Team All-NEPSAC/ISL honors, and a .483 high-school average[1]. For a team wanting a steady infielder who plays with energy and can help set the table, he looks like a very sensible fit[1][9].
