two-way arm with league MVP upside for Binghamton
In 2026, Delaney Glover emerged as one of Binghamton’s most valuable pieces, earning FGCL Most Valuable Player honors after posting a 1.57 ERA, 35 strikeouts, and a .423 batting average while helping her team to a 12-4 record[1]. She also delivered in key Binghamton moments, including a complete-game win over UMass Lowell, showing the composure and durability teams want in a pitcher/utility player[2]. Her profile stands out because she brings both run prevention and lineup flexibility, with proven success in high-leverage games and a reputation as a steady, competitive two-way contributor[1][2].