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Andy Cosgrove

2026 Stats & Player Profile

C · #5 · Kirkland, WA

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Player Details

PositionC
Jersey#5
HometownKirkland, WA
Current numbers

Season Snapshot

AVG.254
OPS.843
H47
RBI45
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Player performance

Season Stats

2026

Hitting

G58
AB185
H47
R22
HR7
RBI45
AVG.254
OPS.843

Fielding

TPO2
TPM0
E3
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Hitting

2B13
3B1
TB83
B4S36
SO39
WO6
SB4
CS0
OBP.394
SLG.449
SF2
SH0
HBP6
PS982
GO35
AO56
FAN0
RC34.8
B4S/SO0.92
P/PA4.25
BABIP.284
ISO.195
B4S%15.6%
SO%16.9%
ROE9

Fielding

G3
League context

League Rankings

#36OPS.843Hitters with 20+ AB
#39Hits47Hitters
#13RBI45Hitters
#13TPO2Fielders
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Recent Games

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Player Background

Updated Sep 28, 2026

Minnesota drafted Andy Cosgrove after he took over behind the plate for NC State in 2017

Andy Cosgrove did not arrive at NC State by a straight line. He saw limited action at Washington, rebuilt his college résumé at Santa Barbara City College, then won regular catching time with the Wolfpack. That final stop put him into the 2017 MLB Draft.

Bats / ThrowsR/R
CollegeNC State University / Santa Barbara City College / University of Washington
Draft2017 MLB Draft — Minnesota Twins, Round 17, Pick 496
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Background

NC State's bio records a .287 average, seven doubles, two home runs and 12 RBI for Cosgrove at Santa Barbara City College in 2016. With the Wolfpack the next year, he started 41 of 46 games and hit .284 with 40 hits, 11 doubles, four home runs and 18 RBI. NC State also credited him with throwing out 10 baserunners. Minnesota selected him 496th overall in the 17th round.

2017 NC State Stats

  • 46 games
  • 41 starts
  • .284 batting average
  • 40 hits
  • 25 runs
  • 11 doubles
  • 4 home runs
  • 18 RBI

Career Highlights

  • 2017 Minnesota Twins draft pick, Round 17, Pick 496
  • Started 41 of 46 games for NC State in 2017
  • Hit .284 with 11 doubles and four home runs for the Wolfpack
  • Threw out 10 baserunners in his NC State season
  • College path included Washington and Santa Barbara City College before NC State