Dennis begins his second season with the Ducks, third in the Atlantic League and eighth in professional baseball. The infielder joined the Ducks in September of 2025 and played nine games down the stretch. He batted .263 with two RBIs, six runs, 10 hits, two walks and five stolen bases while playing errorless defense at shortstop and in center field. The 28-year-old began the season with the New York Boulders where he earned Frontier League All-Star honors. He led the league in hits (139) and runs scored (97) while ranking second in games played (95), fifth in stolen bases (43) and sixth in both batting average (.342) and triples (4).

The Florida native spent the first two seasons of his professional career (2018-19) in the Houston Astros organization before joining the Kansas City Royals system in 2021, reaching as high as Triple-A. In 190 games combined, he batted .242 with six homers, 69 RBIs, 102 runs, 28 doubles, five triples, 43 stolen bases and a .320 on-base percentage. The Middle Tennessee State University alum went on to play five seasons with the Boulders and ranks in the franchise’s Top 5 all-time for games played (302), batting average (.319), hits (388), RBIs (186), runs scored (256), doubles (69), walks (131), stolen bases (108) and on-base percentage (.389). He also played 10 games with Gastonia in the Atlantic League during the 2024 campaign, hitting .278 with a .325 on-base percentage. Dennis was originally selected by the Astros in the 20th round of the 2018 amateur draft.