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At a recent Fanatics gathering in Boston, David Ortiz reminisced about championship seasons, praised his former teammates, and opened up about his son's baseball ambitions and the challenges of staying competitive at 50.
Junior catcher Daniel Jackson led the SEC in batting, homers and RBI, becoming the first catcher to reach 30 homers and 25 steals in NCAA history.
Veteran pitcher Bronson Arroyo reflects on the three figures whose leadership defined his long career, from the catcher’s captain’s C to the manager’s eclectic style and the first baseman’s unifying presence.
The Yellow Jackets celebrate an unprecedented sweep of first‑team All‑American selections, with Burress breaking the career record and the squad dominating offensive metrics.
Three Georgia Tech standouts — Jarren Advincula, Drew Burress and Vahn Lackey — have been selected to the College Baseball Foundation All‑America team, underscoring a season of record‑breaking performances and historic firsts for the program.
Juniors Drew Burress and Carson Kerce from Georgia Tech's Scheller College of Business have been named to the first and second teams of the Academic All-America baseball squads, highlighting a rare blend of athletic prowess and academic achievement.
The Boston Red Sox are wrestling with a volatile catching corps as rookie Carlos Narváez battles inconsistency while the team weighs options involving Connor Wong, Mickey Gasper and emerging prospects.
The 2024 St. Johns graduate will continue his baseball career at Georgia Tech, where he hopes to leverage the program's development track record and recent success to pursue a professional opportunity.
Wilmington, North Carolina, has been a crucible for baseball since the late 1800s, from early professional clubs to today's collegiate summer leagues, preserving a tradition that spans generations.
For the first time in school history, five Georgia Tech baseball players have been recognized as All-America by the American Baseball Coaches Association, highlighting a breakthrough season that includes record-breaking performances and national acclaim.
A look at the record‑breaking performances of Drew Burress, Jarren Advincula, Vahn Lackey, Ryan Zuckerman and Carson Kerce, and the national recognition they received from the NCBWA and Perfect Game.
Five Georgia Tech baseball players have been named First‑Team All‑Southeast Region by the American Baseball Coaches Association, tying a program record and setting new milestones.
Georgia Tech will open Russ Chandler Stadium to the nation’s top college baseball teams from May 29 to June 1, entering the tournament as the No. 2 national seed after a historic season that saw the program capture both the ACC regular‑season and tournament titles for the first time in 13 years.
Georgia Tech’s baseball program receives a historic $5 million matching commitment for scholarships, coinciding with a record‑breaking season and a transformative shift in NCAA scholarship rules.
In a dominant performance at the ACC Tournament, Georgia Tech erupted for 13 runs, highlighted by Drew Burress' 58th career home run, as the team eyes a No. 1 overall seed in the upcoming NCAA Tournament.
With a 45‑9 overall record and a 25‑5 mark inside the ACC, Georgia Tech is poised to make history in Charlotte, blending unprecedented run differentials with a roster stacked with conference‑leading talent.
Named a semifinalist for the prestigious Buster Posey award, Lackey’s defensive brilliance and record‑breaking offense have positioned him at the forefront of college baseball’s next generation.
Georgia Tech's baseball team celebrated a sweep of ACC honors, highlighted by record run differentials and standout player accolades.
Georgia Tech, the nation’s top‑scoring team, enters a pivotal three‑game series against Boston College with a 42‑9 record and a chance to clinch consecutive ACC regular‑season titles.
Georgia Tech’s junior outfielder Drew Burress was honored as the Perfect Game National Player of the Week after tying the school’s home run record, completing a Business Administration degree in three years, and delivering clutch performances that helped the Yellow Jackets secure a dramatic extra‑innings victory over Duke.