Matt Pontari gives Seton Hall a battle-tested arm with late-inning grit
In the 2026 season, the graduate right-hander showed he can handle pressure moments, earning a win against Princeton and repeatedly working out of jams for the Pirates. Seton Hall lists him at 5-11, 190, and his profile is shaped by experience, resilience, and a bounce-back story after he missed 2025 due to injury. The numbers are useful, but the bigger selling point is his toughness: he’s a competitive, right-on-right relief option who attacks the zone and doesn’t flinch when the inning gets messy. If your team wants a veteran competitor with real mound edge, Pontari’s your guy.
