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TCU’s latest transfer portal acquisitions, led by Michael Catalano, signal a sweeping overhaul of the pitching staff, bringing together a mix of talent from across the nation.
TCU is turning to seasoned transfer talent to shore up its roster for the upcoming 2027 campaign, bringing in 19 new players including standout hitters and pitchers.
The Georgia Bulldogs bolster their lineup with two high‑performing Oregon alumni, while the Ducks confront an uncertain future after a series of departures.
The Ducks will face Arkansas, Oklahoma State, Baylor, Iowa, and Oregon State in a three‑day event that tests their rebuilt lineup and new coaching strategies.
After a three‑year stint that included a 4.92 ERA and 151 strikeouts, right‑hander Collin Clarke has committed to TCU, leaving Oregon to rebuild its rotation.
TCU Baseball has secured the commitment of junior right‑hander Collin Clarke, a 6‑foot‑3, 205‑pound talent from Irvine, California, who brings a strong collegiate record and high‑school pedigree to the program.
Junior right‑hander Collin Clarke has pledged to TCU, bringing a strong track record and remaining eligibility to the Horned Frogs' rotation.
The Oregon Ducks have added USC pitcher Michael Ebner through the transfer portal, a 6‑foot‑4 right‑hander with a strong track record in the Cape Cod League and a history of injury resilience.
A disappointing loss to the Texas Longhorns has triggered player exits from the Oregon Ducks baseball program, while Major League Baseball’s new draft guidelines threaten to alter the pathway for college athletes.
After a standout 2026 campaign, Oregon’s catcher Burke-Lee Mabeus has announced he will test the transfer portal, joining a wave of Ducks players seeking new opportunities.
After a breakout year that earned him semifinalist honors for the Buster Posey Award, Oregon’s catcher Burke-Lee Mabeus has announced his move to the transfer portal, joining a wave of roster changes for the Ducks.
After a breakout season that saw freshman right fielder Angel Laya hit .296 with 14 home runs, the Oregon Ducks face a roster reshuffle as he enters the transfer portal. Coach Mark Wasikowski looks to freshmen like Brayden Jaksa and Naulivou Lauaki Jr., while several Ducks earn invitations to USA Baseball's training camp ahead of the upcoming MLB Draft.
The Oregon Ducks' baseball program is navigating a pivotal offseason, losing several contributors to the transfer portal while welcoming a veteran infielder who aims to restore depth and competitiveness.
The Oregon Ducks pitcher has announced his move to the transfer portal, preserving his eligibility for the 2026 MLB Draft while his impressive junior statistics keep him on professional scouts’ radar.
Junior right-hander Collin Clarke has entered the transfer portal, opening the door to the 2026 MLB Draft while retaining a year of college eligibility.
Junior right‑hander Collin Clarke has moved into the transfer portal, opening a path to the upcoming MLB Draft while still retaining the option to return for a fifth year at Oregon.
The 2026 Oregon Ducks baseball season ended with a 43‑18 record, a super‑regional appearance and a mix of breakthroughs and setbacks that will shape the program’s next chapter.
The Ducks posted back‑to‑back 40‑plus win seasons, reached three super regionals in four years, but fell to Texas in the Austin Super Regional. Emerging freshmen and a need for bullpen upgrades shape the outlook for 2027.
The Ducks fell 11-3 to the Texas Longhorns, stranding 13 runners and seeing key performances from Jax Gimenez, Drew Smith and Ethan Mendoza.
Oregon’s offense stalled at critical moments as Texas capitalized on free bases and timely hitting to take a commanding lead.
The Texas Longhorns and Oregon Ducks enter a highly anticipated Super Regional, each boasting elite pitching staffs and potent lineups. With coaching changes, recent tournament runs, and broadcast details, the series promises a battle defined by arms and strategy.
On May 29, 2026, the University of Oregon baseball team defeated Yale University 14-2 at PK Park in Eugene, delivering a 18‑hit, 14‑run performance that highlighted both power hitting and effective pitching.
Yale's first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2017 ended in a 14‑2 loss to Oregon in the Eugene Regional, where the Bulldogs left 13 runners on base and faced a dominant pitching staff.
The No. 11 Oregon baseball team opened its NCAA regional with a commanding 14-2 win over Yale, highlighted by early scoring, a late eight-run inning, and standout performances from both pitchers and hitters.