Florida State baseball has to replace their top three pitchers from the shortened 2020 season. Despite losing their top arms, the Seminoles may be even deeper on the bump in 2021. There are many arms in the mix to make up for the losses, one of those being the left-handed arm of Bryce Hubbart.
The Windermere native was announced as FSU’s closer before opening day of his freshman season, but an opening day blown save against Niagara sent Hubbart’s role in a different direction. The southpaw became the Seminoles’ main midweek starter, but struggled to keep the baseball in the park.