a steady lefty with late-season value and on-base suppression upside
In the 2024 season, Connor Abadie showed why San Diego State trusts him in leverage: he logged a 3.38 ERA, held opponents to a .148 average, and returned from injury to pitch nine late-season games.[2] In 2026, he was used in meaningful spots again, including a save against Washington and a strong multi-inning outing in SDSU’s win at Grand Canyon, which points to a versatile left-handed arm that can miss bats and keep traffic down.[5][10] He looks like a fit if your team wants a tough, academically reliable, strike-throwing southpaw who can help in relief and give you matchup flexibility.[2][7][15]
