James Tibbs III and others excel in 2026 minor league season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 25, 2026, 6:43 PM
Last updated Sep 25, 2026

Three former Florida State players achieved significant milestones in the 2026 minor league season. James Tibbs III had a record-setting year at Triple-A for Oklahoma City, marking a historic achievement with over 100 runs, RBIs, and walks. Alex Lodise progressed rapidly through the Atlanta Braves system, showcasing a strong performance at High-A and Double-A levels. Max Williams also made notable strides, maintaining a high batting average and OPS across three minor league levels. Collectively, these players contributed to Florida State's successful representation in professional baseball, with 34 players participating this season.
- •Tibbs became the first PCL player since 1982 with over 100 RBIs, runs, and walks.
- •Lodise climbed from Single-A to Double-A, hitting.272 with 84 RBIs.
- •Williams batted.326 with 15 home runs across three minor league levels.
- •FSU had 34 alums in minor league baseball this season.
- •The program has seen at least seven players drafted for three consecutive years.
- 6:43 PMYahoo Sports — Three former FSU baseball players made major moves in the minors
"James Tibbs III, Alex Lodise and Max Williams were among the former FSU players who delivered impressive 2026 minor-league seasons.
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