Easton Amundson mashed 17 homers in 2026 and became Akron’s go-to power bat
In the 2026 season, Easton Amundson tied Akron’s single-season home run record with 17 blasts while hitting .275 with 55 RBI across 44 games, a profile that screams middle-of-the-order danger[1][2]. He’s a big-bodied infielder with legit left-right balance and game-changing pop, and the repeated multi-hit, multi-RBI outputs suggest he can carry an offense, not just cameo in it[1][3][4]. If a team wants a physical, impact bat with proven run production and no shortage of edge, he’s absolutely worth a close look[1][2].
