Big frame, live arm, and a work-in-progress Saturday-something
Connor Mohan is a 6-4 right-hander with clear upside, and in the 2026 season at Texas Tech he made 15 appearances and 10 starts while striking out 31 in 38.2 innings, showing the kind of bat-missing ability coaches covet[1]. The catch: his run prevention lagged behind the raw stuff, with his 2026 season also marked by some rough outings and a 10.94 ERA in one external season summary, so he looks more like a high-variance arm than a finished product right now[1][5]. If your team wants size, strike-throwing flashes, and a pitcher with room to grow, he’s intriguing; if you need instant polish, the fit is more “project” than plug-and-play[1][3].
