Eamon Giblin brings two-way upside for St. Bonaventure
In the 2026 season, freshman Eamon Giblin has been a useful two-way piece for St. Bonaventure, appearing in eight games on the mound with 12.0 innings and 6 strikeouts, while also getting some run as a position player.[1][2] His best selling point is versatility: a 6-foot-3, 185-pound right-hander who can help at 3B and on the mound, and the Bonnies trusted him enough to use him in leverage spots and as a run producer in conference play.[1][2][11] If you want a rugged, adaptable depth add with room to grow, Giblin is the kind of under-the-radar arm/bat hybrid worth a look.[1][2][5]
