
Hagenman's 2026 Outlook: Relief Role in Sight
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Justin Hagenman, a pitcher with a promising strikeout potential, had a mixed 2025 season. In the majors, he had a 4.56 ERA and in Triple-A, a 5.58 ERA. His cutter and sinker generate high whiff rates but struggle with hard contact. His changeup, while not as effective, has a lower hard contact rate. Looking ahead, Hagenmans best shot at big league time is through relief work, as he sits low on the starting depth chart. Hell need a strong spring training to secure a spot on the Opening Day roster.
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