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The University of Tennessee announced the dismissal of pitching coach Josh Reynolds after a single season, highlighting both the abrupt change and the program's recent performance metrics.
Josh Elander and the University of Tennessee have announced the end of a brief partnership with pitching coach Josh Reynolds, concluding a one‑year tenure that followed his promotion in November 2023.
After a 2026 season that saw the Volunteers' pitching staff tumble to 49th nationally in team-ERA, head coach Josh Elander announced the departure of pitching coach Josh Reynolds. The move comes as the program looks to restore its once‑dominant mound talent.
Tennessee baseball announced the dismissal of pitching coach Josh Reynolds on June 4, ending a brief but eventful tenure that began when he was promoted to the role for the 2026 season. Coach Josh Elander thanked Reynolds for his work but decided to move in a different direction.
A deep look at how Tennessee's 2027 baseball squad blends proven returners, key newcomers, and draft‑watch dynamics under Coach Josh Elander.
After a season cut short by arm soreness, Landon Mack will return to the Volunteers in 2027, bringing his Big Ten All‑Freshman honors and impressive strikeout numbers back to the rotation.
After a promising but inconsistent stint with Tennessee baseball, sophomore Jay Abernathy has entered the transfer portal, marking the latest move in a program that finished 38‑22 and earned notable upsets.
Junior utility player Jay Abernathy is set to leave Tennessee after a modest 2026 season, joining a growing list of Vols athletes exploring new programs.
After redshirting his freshman year, No. 94 national prospect Ethan Moore has entered the transfer portal, reflecting on a Tennessee baseball season marked by dominance in midweek play and a postseason run that ended in the Chapel Hill Regional.
After a promising freshman year, Krenzel's second season saw a dip in performance, leading him to explore new opportunities through the NCAA transfer portal.
After a career marked by elite defense and limited offensive production, shortstop Ariel Antigua has entered the NCAA transfer portal, joining a wave of players exploring new destinations before the June 30 deadline.
A senior infielder from Tennessee, Ariel Antigua, has entered the transfer portal, joining a growing list of players seeking new opportunities after a modest but impactful college career.
The Volunteers fell 5-4 to VCU, marking their first winless regional and ending a streak of five straight super regional appearances. Coach Josh Elander called for adjustments, while the offense went 0‑for‑7 with runners in scoring position and starter Tegan Kuhns battled illness.
The Volunteers secured a 1‑1 tie after six innings, highlighted by a home run, a key defensive play, and strategic pitching changes that kept the tournament hopes alive.
No. 23 Tennessee meets East Carolina in the Chapel Hill Regional, with a pitching duel and key player updates shaping the preview.
Outfielder Reese Chapman’s promising season was interrupted by a facial fracture, but the Volunteers’ staff believes he could be back in action soon.
Fresh off an 11-6 victory over South Carolina, Tennessee will meet Arkansas in the second round of the SEC Tournament, hoping a potent offense and a healthy lineup can carry them past the Razorbacks and into a matchup with Texas.
Tennessee baseball clinched a series win against Oklahoma, with standout performances from Evan Blanco and a resilient offense, setting the stage for the SEC tournament in Hoover, Alabama.
Tennessee clinches a 2‑1 series victory over Oklahoma despite a late loss in Game 3, highlighted by Levi Clark's 27 RBIs and Landon Mack's absence, while gearing up for the SEC Tournament.
The Vols rallied in a rain‑delayed contest to post a 9‑4 win over Oklahoma, completing a three‑game series sweep.
Tennessee will rely on freshman right‑hander Chandler Day for the series finale against Oklahoma, while veteran Landon Mack battles arm soreness that could affect his SEC tournament participation.
Tennessee will turn to freshman right-hander Chandler Day for the upcoming showdown against Oklahoma, after veteran Landon Mack was ruled out with arm soreness. Day’s recent performances and family baseball pedigree add intrigue to the matchup.
Tennessee will host Oklahoma in the final game of their series on May 16, seeking a sweep that could launch them into the NCAA tournament on a high note.
A sudden lightning storm forced a pause in the Tennessee versus Oklahoma matchup, with the game scheduled to restart at 2 p.m. ET on Saturday while the Vols sit ahead 5‑3.