Grant Hunter brings left-handed pop to Binghamton’s lineup
In the 2026 season, Grant Hunter emerged as a middle-of-the-order power threat for Binghamton, finishing with 7 home runs in 33 games and a .485 slugging percentage while starting 26 times in left field.[2][7] He also showed he can change a game fast, including multiple multi-homer and multi-RBI performances, which is the kind of loud bat that travels well into conference play.[3][4][8] The differentiator is his power-first profile and transferable pedigree—Binghamton noted he arrived from Virginia Tech and was a South Jersey first-team all-state outfielder, suggesting a player with real bat speed and upside rather than just empty numbers.[9]
