Tim Hennig is Binghamton’s clutch bat at third base
In the 2026 season, Tim Hennig has been one of Binghamton’s most productive infielders, posting a .277 average with a .405 on-base percentage, 3 home runs, and 34 RBI, while also delivering big-moment damage like a grand slam against William & Mary and another multi-RBI burst against Fairfield[1][2][5]. The standout trait here is impact: he’s a left-handed hitter with pop, patience, and a knack for changing games with one swing, which makes him a strong fit for teams that value competitive edge and run-production over flash[1][3].