A wave of departures
Oregon State's baseball program has seen four scholarship athletes decide to explore new opportunities through the NCAA transfer portal. The moves come as the team reshapes its roster ahead of the next season, prompting coaches to adjust both strategy and depth.
Who is leaving
The departing players include outfielder Jace Miller, left‑handed pitcher Calvin Gregory, infielder Bryson Glassco, and catcher Ryan VandenBrink. Each brings a different profile, from freshmen just beginning their collegiate careers to seniors with a year of eligibility remaining.
Player snapshots
Calvin Gregory, a freshman left‑hander from Lakeridge High School in Lake Oswego, posted a career 3.37 ERA before entering the portal, preserving three years of eligibility. Bryson Glassco, who appeared in 36 games during the 2026 season, hit .282 with an .835 OPS and will have one year left to play. Ryan VandenBrink, a catcher from West Linn High School, saw limited action with a .160 average in 25 at‑bats but still retains three years of eligibility. Jace Miller, an outfielder, contributed in six games and also has a single year of eligibility remaining.
What this means for the Beavers
The exits open roster spots for incoming transfers and fresh talent, giving the coaching staff flexibility to address gaps in pitching depth and offensive production. While the loss of experienced players may affect early‑season performance, the program views the portal moves as an opportunity to refresh the squad and maintain competitiveness in the Pac‑12.