A Familiar Face Returns to Corvallis
Andrew Moore, a former Oregon State Beavers pitcher and All‑American, has been appointed the new pitching coach for the Oregon State baseball program, replacing Rich Dorman who departed for the Florida Gators. Moore, a second‑round draft pick of the Seattle Mariners and a 2015 graduate of Oregon State, brings a blend of playing experience and coaching acumen to the role.
During his collegiate career from 2013 to 2015, Moore posted a 2.10 ERA and a 27‑9 record, earning All‑American honors in 2013 and 2015. As a junior in 2015 he led the Beavers to an NCAA regional with a 7‑2 record and a 1.91 ERA, showcasing the same dominance that now he hopes to translate into mentorship.
Most recently, Moore served as a pitching coach within the Cleveland Guardians organization, where he refined the mechanics and mental approaches of several prospects. He expressed excitement about returning to Corvallis, stating his desire to help the team compete for a National Championship.
Coach Mitch Canham’s Endorsement
Head coach Mitch Canham highlighted Moore’s playing pedigree and his proven ability to develop talent, noting that the program’s recent successes are built on the foundation of experienced leaders both on and off the field.
The move signals a strategic shift for Oregon State, which aims to blend veteran insight with fresh perspectives as it prepares for the upcoming season. Fans and analysts alike are watching closely to see how Moore’s expertise will shape the Beavers’ pitching staff.