Hunter Carns ranks as No. 19 in college baseball transfer portal
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 9, 2026, 8:30 PM
Last updated Jun 9, 2026
Former Florida State catcher Hunter Carns has been ranked No. 19 in On3's latest College Baseball Transfer Portal Rankings. Carns entered the transfer portal following Florida State's 2026 season, which ended with a loss to St. John's in the Tallahassee Regional final. He played in 58 games this season, achieving a batting average of.307 with 13 home runs and 52 RBIs. Carns's ranking highlights the depth of talent at Florida State, with him being one of six Seminoles included in D1Baseball's Top 250 MLB Draft Prospects. As he looks for a new program, numerous high-level teams are expected to pursue him.
- •Carns entered the transfer portal after FSU's 2026 season.
- •He had 13 home runs and 52 RBIs in 2026.
- •Carns ranked as No. 166 in D1Baseball's MLB Draft Prospects.
- •He is one of the most sought-after transfer prospects in college baseball.
- •FSU needs to address the loss of a key player ahead of 2027.
- 8:30 PMYahoo Sports — Former FSU baseball catcher ranked as No. 19 player in transfer portal
"Former FSU baseball catcher Hunter Carns checked in at No. 19 in On3's latest transfer portal rankings.
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