Groton School alumnus Dylan Vigue is slated as the Michigan ace this spring. (Michigan Athletics)
Freshman seasons like the one that Leominster, Mass., native Dylan Vigue had at Michigan are rare in today’s world of college baseball. The 6-foot-3, 219-pound right-hander, who had some early success as a Futures League All-Star in the summer of 2023, started 11 of his 15 games for the Wolverines.
He struck out 40 batters in 54 2/3 innings last spring before posting a 3.86 ERA with 26 strikeouts in 23 1/3 frames for Yarmouth-Dennis on Cape Cod.
Carrying his high upside into a draft-eligible sophomore season, the former All-ISL arm at Groton is likely to serve in a Friday night starting role.
Wolverines pitching coach Brock Huntzinger, a former Boston Red Sox farmhand, dives into Vigue’s skillset and where he’s at entering 2025.
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