‘26 SS/RHP Noah McIntosh was one of the top overall players at the tournament and propelled Nova Scotia to a record of 3-2 in pool play, followed by an appearance in the quarter-finals. Projection at 6-foot-1, 160-pounds and the right-handed hitter flashed some power with a no-doubt HR to dead CF against Manitoba. In that same game, he dominated on the mound with a complete game shutout on eight strikeouts and just one walk. High upside 2026 to keep tabs on in the Atlantic.
8/13/23
‘26 SS/RHP Noah McIntosh was one of just a handful of 15-year-olds at the Canada Cup and fit right in with his athleticism and talent. Continues to flash upside on both sides of the ball but the positional side seems to be where he does his most damage right now. Went 4-for-13 at the dish going up high-end arms, some of which were two years older, and wasn’t scared in the box as he was aggressive and looking to hit. Also stepped on the mound twice throughout the week, working 2.1 innings and allowed no runs on two hits, two HBP’s and struck out four. One of the better true 2026 positional talents our staff has had eyes on this summer.
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‘26 SS/RHP Noah McIntosh was one of the top overall players at the tournament and propelled Nova Scotia to a record of 3-2 in pool play, followed by an appearance in the quarter-finals. Projection at 6-foot-1, 160-pounds and the right-handed hitter flashed some power with a no-doubt HR to dead CF against Manitoba. In that same game, he dominated on the mound with a complete game shutout on eight strikeouts and just one walk. High upside 2026 to keep tabs on in the Atlantic.
‘26 SS/RHP Noah McIntosh was one of just a handful of 15-year-olds at the Canada Cup and fit right in with his athleticism and talent. Continues to flash upside on both sides of the ball but the positional side seems to be where he does his most damage right now. Went 4-for-13 at the dish going up high-end arms, some of which were two years older, and wasn’t scared in the box as he was aggressive and looking to hit. Also stepped on the mound twice throughout the week, working 2.1 innings and allowed no runs on two hits, two HBP’s and struck out four. One of the better true 2026 positional talents our staff has had eyes on this summer.