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With fall practice on the horizon, Tennessee baseball leans on football’s recruiting power, new leadership and fan support to build momentum for the upcoming season.
After a four‑year stint that produced 33 home runs and 137 RBIs, Reese Chapman rejoins the Volunteers in a new capacity, underscoring a coaching staff’s retention strategy and the wider implications of recent NCAA eligibility rules.
Two Volunteers earn All-Cape Cod League recognition, highlighting their potential impact on the upcoming college season.
Tennessee sophomore Blaine Brown underwent left elbow surgery after a Cape Cod League injury. With a projected recovery of six to ten months, he will miss fall practice but is expected to be ready with his bat by the 2027 season. The team has added depth through transfers and internal options.
After a standout 2026 campaign, pitcher Blake Grimmer decided to withdraw from the MLB draft and remain with the University of Tennessee Volunteers, aiming to lead the team toward a national title in 2027.
Blake Grimmer, a key second baseman for the Tennessee Volunteers, has decided to withdraw from the MLB draft and return for his senior season in 2027, citing the program’s championship aspirations and a strong supporting cast.
The 2026 Wareham Gatemen concluded a competitive campaign that featured four All-Star selections, a franchise-record six home runs, and multiple players drafted into Major League Baseball.
A late surge powered by Harvey’s bat and solid pitching propelled Brewster to an 8‑4 win over Yarmouth-Dennis, leaving the Whitecaps just one game back in the East Division standings.
Head coach Josh Elander discusses the impact of six Volunteers drafted, the emergence of top prospects, and the team's focus on chemistry and facility upgrades for the upcoming season.
Tennessee's 2027 baseball recruiting class brings seven top‑100 prospects, reshaping the bullpen and infield with fresh talent.
Three Tennessee baseball players are making waves in the Cape Cod League, earning All-Star honors and raising expectations for their upcoming season with the Vols.
The 35th Cape Cod Baseball League All-Star Game will take place at Whitehouse Field in Harwich on July 18, featuring a full day of family activities, a Home Run Contest, and live coverage on CBS Boston and Cape League TV.
With the 2026 MLB Draft wrapped up, the Volunteers have locked in a versatile lineup and a pitching rotation that could shape their fall workouts.
Both teams enter the post‑break schedule looking to rebound from losses, with standout pitchers and batters poised to shape the West Division race.
The Vols have added depth across the diamond and bullpen, blending power, contact and speed in a roster that could reshape their 2026 campaign.
A transfer outfielder with a .367 batting average and 19 stolen bases is set to bolster Tennessee's outfield after committing to the Volunteers.
Highly touted catcher Sean Dunlap signs with Tennessee, bolstering a roster that finished 38‑22 and earned notable SEC victories.
The University of Tennessee's baseball program has locked in eleven new transfer athletes, a move that could reshape the roster ahead of the upcoming season. While the commitments signal a bold recruiting push, several of the newcomers are also projected to hear their names called in the MLB draft.
Mario Trivella, a junior college transfer with a strong power-speed combo, pledged to the University of Tennessee, bringing two years of eligibility and a track record of 15 home runs and 50 RBIs.
A look at the leading squads, standout players and home‑field trends shaping the Cape Cod Baseball League as it enters its crucial stretch
The Wareham Gatemen will finally take the field against the Chatham Anglers after a rainout postponed their initial match. Both teams have had recent losses but also victories, making this game crucial. Key players to watch include Levi Clark for Wareham and Ty Peeples for Chatham. The game will be held at Chatham's Veterans Field, with free admission or available on Cape League TV.
The Wareham Gatemen lost 5-3 to the top-ranked Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox, but manager Ryan Smyth praised the squad's improved performance and resilience, noting Colton Sampson's strong debut and the team's close fight in the seventh inning.
Four Volunteer standouts have pledged to continue their careers at Jacksonville State, joining a program in transition under new head coach Travis Creel.
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.