Langley, a native of Beloit, Wisconsin, gives the Chinooks another local product. The junior led the way for UW-Milwaukee this past season, topping their weekend rotation with a 2.59 ERA in 13 starts and even notching a save in his lone relief appearance. He also struck out 70 batters in 62.2 innings, and he held opposing hitters to just a .199 average. Langley let up just six extra base hits on the year, five of which were doubles.

His fastball primarily sits in the upper 80’s to low 90’s, but his height at 6’6’’ lets him create deception on all of his pitches. Langley also does a great job of throwing from multiple speeds, mixing in a low-to-mid 80’s changeup and a low 70’s curveball. The crafty lefty will give manager Eddy Morgan yet another weapon in what is shaping up to be a strong pitching staff.