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The opening round of the 2026 MLB draft in Philadelphia saw former Tennessee pitcher Tegan Kuhns selected 32nd overall by the St. Louis Cardinals, the only Vol chosen in the first round.
Highly touted catcher Sean Dunlap signs with Tennessee, bolstering a roster that finished 38‑22 and earned notable SEC victories.
Shawn Sullivan, a top-ranked right-handed pitcher, chose Tennessee over the MLB Draft, turning down a projected slot and a prior commitment to Alabama, as the Volunteers’ record-setting season under Coach Josh Elander reaches its climax.
Recent signings and draft outcomes highlight a shifting landscape for the Volunteers' 2026 roster.
Tegan Kuhns, a 21‑year‑old right‑handed pitcher from Tennessee, was selected 32nd overall by the St. Louis Cardinals in the 2026 MLB Draft, sparking optimism about his potential to anchor a future rotation.
Kaiden McCarthy, a 6‑foot‑3 right‑handed pitcher from Chester, Vermont, became the first high school player from his state to be chosen in the top two rounds of the 2026 MLB Draft, earning a $2.08 million slot value and pledging to the Tennessee Volunteers.
A Pennsylvania native and former Tennessee Volunteer, Tegan Kuhns, was selected by the St. Louis Cardinals in the opening round of the 2026 MLB draft, capping a standout collegiate career.
Selected by the St. Louis Cardinals in the opening round of the 2026 MLB Draft, Trevor Condon faces a decision between signing immediately, joining the team's farm system, or returning to college before re‑entering the draft.
The Los Angeles Angels selected Jared Grindlinger with the 12th overall pick, a decision that could reshape the Tennessee Volunteers roster and highlight a rare choice for a top prospect.
From FIU to the University of Tennessee, shortstop Mario Trivella adds a potent bat and SEC experience to a program that finished 38‑22 and earned a top‑10 series sweep.
Hayden Simmerson, a right‑handed pitcher from Salisbury, North Carolina, has pledged to join the Tennessee Volunteers baseball program after a standout season at Clemson, adding depth to a staff that reached the 2026 NCAA tournament.
Blake Burke and Andrew Fischer, both former University of Tennessee standouts, are making headlines in Knoxville as they compete for their respective minor‑league clubs. Their performances have sparked enthusiasm among local fans and drawn attention from Brewers leadership.
From portal departures to new additions and a fresh pitching coach, the Vols are shaping a squad that blends returning stars with promising newcomers, aiming to contend in the SEC and beyond.
Tennessee’s rising star Cam Appenzeller is set to build on a promising freshman campaign, focusing on strength work with coach Josh Elander and strength coach Keegan Knoll.
Chris Ramirez, a decorated shortstop from California Baptist, has pledged to join the Tennessee Volunteers baseball team for the 2027 season under head coach Josh Elander.
Transfer shortstop Christopher Ramirez, a 2026 WAC Player and Defensive Player of the Year, has pledged to the University of Tennessee, bringing elite bat speed and disciplined plate approach to a program eager to return to the College World Series
Shortstop Chris Ramirez has pledged to join Tennessee’s baseball program, citing ambitions for a national title and a future in the majors. His impressive collegiate numbers and defensive accolades add depth to a Volunteers squad that finished 38‑22 under coach Josh Elander.
Nate Eisfelder, a former Tennessee freshman outfielder, has committed to Indiana after a modest debut season, joining a wave of portal moves that reshaped the Volunteers' roster.
A look at the new transfers, returning players and positional battles that will define the Volunteers’ 2027 baseball squad.
The University of Tennessee and Adidas have renewed their collaboration for a decade, making the sportswear giant the official provider of footwear, uniforms, apparel and sideline gear while granting Volunteers athletes access to the Adidas NIL Ambassador Network.
From a top recruit's setback to a dominant late‑season performance, Will Haas navigates physical rehab, mental blocks, and a coach's pivotal observation before planning his offseason in Minnesota.
After a breakout 2026 season, utility player Blake Grimmer has elected to stay through 2027, providing stability for a Tennessee team reshaping its infield through the portal.
Blake Grimmer, a redshirt junior with a .283 average and 13 home runs, decides to stay in college, reshaping Tennessee's infield and bringing in Air Force standout Wyatt Hanoian before the MLB Draft begins on July 11.
After a standout 2026 campaign, Blake Grimmer opts to stay with the Tennessee Vols, bringing his .283 average and 13 home runs back to the lineup as the team welcomes new talent.