Before the season, Texas State head coach Steven Trout knew moving senior right-handed pitcher Zach Leigh from closer to starter would be a “big thing” for the Bobcats.
Leigh started nine games as a sophomore in 2018, achieving a 4-3 record. He thrived as a punctuator last year, earning six saves and going 3-1 while throwing for a career-low 4.41 ERA. But with the maroon and gold needing an all-new weekend rotation, Trout asked Leigh to take on the role of Texas State’s regular Friday starter.
The Victoria East graduate went to work during the offseason adding a breaking ball to his arsenal. He knew he’d need a wider mix of pitches if he had to last longer on the mound.
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