Washington State’s steady-contact bat with real pop at the corners
In the 2026 season, Ryan Skjonsby has been one of Washington State’s most productive hitters, batting .322 with a .414 OBP, .498 SLG, 8 homers, and 57 RBI while starting all 59 games at corner infield[1][2]. He also brings a tough, reliable profile—solid contact, a 15.8% strikeout rate, and enough gap-to-gap power to punish mistakes, which is why WSU has leaned on him in big spots[1][4][5]. He looks like a competitive, lineup-stabilizing fit for a team that wants a dependable run producer with sneaky middle-of-the-order upside[1][7].
