Lorenzo Carrier is the ACC’s wrecking ball in right field
In the 2026 season, Pittsburgh outfielder Lorenzo Carrier turned into one of college baseball’s most dangerous bats, hitting .387 with 20 home runs, 69 RBI, 67 runs scored and a .784 slugging percentage while playing and starting all 57 games.[1][2] He’s more than a stat sheet monster: national honors and midseason watch-list buzz reflected how relentlessly he controlled at-bats, including a March surge where he went .500 with 11 homers in 56 at-bats and piled up walks, power and clutch damage.[2][4][6]
