Diego Davis is Pacific’s steady, switch-hitting-style glue guy at the plate and behind it
In the 2026 season, Diego Davis gave Pacific real everyday value as a junior catcher/utility piece, starting 42 of 46 games and hitting .240 with 14 runs, 2 doubles, 13 RBI, and 14 walks while adding 4 steals in 6 tries.[1][2] The big differentiator is his lineup flexibility and catcher workload: he’s a 6'3", 200-pound R/R player who logged heavy volume behind the plate, handled the everyday grind, and still flashed timely offense, including an RBI triple in April 2026 and a three-year batting mark noted by Pacific at .342 across his early career.[1][2][3]
