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With the transfer portal closing tonight, Virginia’s 2027 baseball squad looks to blend returning talent with high‑profile additions, setting the stage for a competitive ACC campaign.
With the transfer portal deadline looming, the Virginia Cavaliers are shaping a 2027 roster that blends returning talent with new acquisitions, focusing on pitching depth, infield competition and outfield upgrades.
After a talent exodus and a sluggish offensive finish, the Cavaliers’ coaching staff is reshaping the roster, targeting pitching and infield upgrades as they eye a postseason push.
With the first round set for July 11, players like AJ Gracia and Eric Becker are projected to hear their names early, while a deep pool of juniors could bring unexpected selections.
The Cavaliers are entering the offseason with a clear plan: replace key departures, leverage high‑round MLB Draft prospects, and integrate a promising transfer pitcher to strengthen the rotation.
A 15-7 loss to Jacksonville State puts the Cavaliers on the brink of elimination, with a must-win showdown against Southern Miss ahead.
A late‑inning rally by the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets overturned a 9‑5 lead as Virginia’s nine starters all scored in a 16‑10 loss.
A 16-10 defeat in the 2026 ACC Baseball Championship laid bare pitching inconsistencies for Virginia, even as the lineup delivered 10 runs and 14 hits.
Virginia's offense exploded early, but Georgia Tech's seventh‑inning rally turned a 9‑5 deficit into a 16‑10 win, highlighting career milestones for Harrison Didawick and a looming NCAA tournament announcement.
Georgia Tech erupted for six homers in a 16-10 victory over Virginia at Truist Field, with Carson Kerce and Vahn Lackey leading the way.
Virginia and Georgia Tech trade scoreless innings as the Cavaliers look to pull off an upset against the regular‑season champions.
The Cavaliers wrap up their 2026 regular season against the Louisville Cardinals in a tightly contested three‑game series, featuring key pitching matchups and standout offensive performances.
Richmond’s baseball squad erupted for 18 runs in an 18‑6 victory over Virginia at Disharoon Park, highlighted by Trevor Dosenbach and Antonio Perrotta’s big hits.