Power-arm freshman-turned-sophomore giving Marist real bullpen value
In the 2026 season, Emma Bayor emerged as a useful Marist right-hander with swing-and-miss ability, including a three-strikeout, scoreless two-inning outing against Manhattan and a win over Monmouth after working the first three innings and allowing just one earned run. She also showed the poise to start against stronger nonconference opponents, with Marist noting her changeup as a key weapon. Bayor looks like a fit for teams that value composure, pitchability, and a developing arm who can handle pressure innings without needing to overpower hitters.
