Jake Hiromoto’s bat is doing real damage — power, run production, and a premium infield frame
In 2026, Jake Hiromoto looks like a legit impact infielder for San Francisco: a 6-foot-2 sophomore from Punahou HS with power that has translated everywhere he’s played, including a record-setting WCBL summer where he hit .394 with 22 homers, 77 RBI, and a 1.227 OPS. He stands out for middle-of-the-order juice, run creation, and a confident offensive profile rather than just empty stats. If your team wants an aggressive, high-ceiling corner/INF bat with proven pop and production, he’s absolutely worth caring about.
