Scott Esposito is Marist’s steady two-way glue guy behind the plate
Scott Esposito has been a dependable everyday catcher for Marist in the 2026 season, starting 30 of the team’s first 49 games and posting a .327 average with a .980 fielding percentage[1][2]. His value goes beyond the box score: Marist has leaned on him as a leader, and the program notes he has started every game he has appeared in since arriving, plus he has earned academic recognition, which usually tracks with the kind of coach-friendly reliability teams love[1]. He looks like a smart fit for a program that wants defense, consistency, and a bat that keeps the lineup moving rather than just flashing power[1][2].
