Anthony Mitta gives Bowling Green a steady, contact-first bat with transfer polish
In the 2026 season, Anthony Mitta has been a productive, versatile infielder for Bowling Green, posting a .299 average with 55 hits, 24 RBI, 18 walks, and 6 steals across 48 games, while also carrying a stretch of nine hits in 10 games and an 11-game on-base streak that shows real table-setting value[1][5][9]. He looks like a fit for a team that wants a disciplined left-handed bat, defensive flexibility, and an experienced transfer who can settle an offense—think steady, not flashy, with a little sneaky pop (4 homers in 2026) and a grinder’s edge[1][3][5].
