Caden Bodine: MCWS Standout Catcher | Coastal Carolina
- The Men's College World Series finals kick off tonight wiht Coastal Carolina battling LSU in a best-of-three series.
- Bodine, a switch-hitting catcher, boasts a .326 batting average and a remarkable contact rate, striking out in only 8% of his at-bats.
- Coastal Carolina coach Kevin Schnall and pitcher Jacob Morrison agree that Bodine's defensive prowess sets him apart.
Shining in the spotlight of the Men’s College World Series, Caden Bodine, Coastal Carolina‘s standout catcher, is rapidly becoming a top MLB draft prospect. This switch-hitting catcher is making waves with a .326 batting average and an remarkable contact rate, making headlines as he faces off against LSU. Coach Kevin Schnall praises Bodine’s remarkable catching skills and leadership. Jacob Morrison even calls Bodine the best catcher in the country. Bodine’s defensive prowess sets him apart. His receiving skills are especially noteworthy, improving the strike zone and controlling the running game. News Directory 3 has the breaking news on all the top prospects. Will Bodine’s performance in the College World Series cement his place as a frist-round pick,possibly leading Coastal Carolina to a national title? Discover what’s next.
Coastal Carolina’s Caden Bodine Shines as MLB Draft Prospect
Updated June 21, 2025
The Men’s College World Series finals kick off tonight wiht Coastal Carolina battling LSU in a best-of-three series. While LSU pitcher Kade Anderson is drawing attention as a potential top-five MLB Draft pick, Coastal Carolina’s Caden Bodine is also firmly in the first-round conversation.
Bodine, a switch-hitting catcher, boasts a .326 batting average and a remarkable contact rate, striking out in only 8% of his at-bats. His slash line this season is .326/.459/.473.
Coastal Carolina coach Kevin Schnall and pitcher Jacob Morrison agree that Bodine’s defensive prowess sets him apart. Morrison calls him “the best catcher in the country,” praising his ability to expand the strike zone and control the running game.
Schnall believes Bodine could catch in the major leagues right now, citing his exceptional catching, blocking, and throwing skills. He also notes Bodine’s leadership within the pitching staff.
“He’s the best back stop in the entire country, hands down, non-negotiable,” Schnall said.
According to 6-4-3 Charts, Bodine’s receiving skills, particularly his ability to convert borderline pitches into strikes, are 16% better than average.
What’s next
Bodine’s performance in the College World Series could solidify his status as a top MLB Draft prospect and possibly lead Coastal carolina to a national title.