Zach Anderson is Binghamton’s clutch middle-order bat with pop
In the 2026 season, Binghamton catcher Zach Anderson has been a real run-production engine, hitting .248 with 7 home runs, 36 hits, and a .774 OPS across 46 games (38 starts). He’s shown legit game-changing pop in big spots — including multi-RBI games and late-inning damage — while also bringing lineup flexibility, since Binghamton used him as a catcher and designated hitter. The takeaway: if you want a tough, experienced right-handed bat who can change a game with one swing and handle pressure moments, Anderson’s a strong fit.
