Zack Kent brings proven bat-to-ball production and run creation to Binghamton
Kent’s strongest case is his track record as an impact college hitter, highlighted by a .343 average and .896 OPS in 2024 at Wagner, plus .377 in conference play and 34 hits with 14 RBI, which points to a reliable, competitive left-side or middle-infield profile rather than a pure tools-only player.[13] Binghamton lists him on its 2026 roster, but there are no published 2026 Bearcats stats yet, so the current read comes from his prior performance: a high-contact bat, steady game-to-game consistency, and enough on-base value to fit a lineup that needs dependable table-setting and situational hitting.[9][13]
