Mizzou’s high-contact, high-impact shortstop with SEC punch
In the 2026 season, Kam Durnin was Missouri’s offensive engine, leading the Tigers in batting average (.329), slugging (.570), on-base percentage (.438), OPS (1.008), doubles (9) and stolen bases (11), while adding 9 home runs and finishing strong down the stretch with a .425 average over his final 10 games. What makes him interesting isn’t just the numbers: he returned from an early injury setback, handled shortstop, and showed a real knack for clutch, momentum-swinging at-bats. He’s the kind of gamer who can fit a team that values production, edge, and a little chaos in the best way.
