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Ole Miss is reshaping its baseball roster through the transfer portal and the upcoming MLB Draft, adding pitching talent and experienced position players while preparing for professional departures.
LSU baseball pitcher Marcos Paz entered the transfer portal late in the window, surprising many as it's late in the window. The talented freshman had a 9.20 ERA in 2026 but was well-regarded. With LSU's rotation set, Paz seeks a bigger role elsewhere.
Following a 12‑8 loss to Troy in the College World Series, the Rebels have turned to the transfer portal to add pitching depth, infield stability, and outfield versatility for the upcoming campaign.
Coach Mike Bianco added four transfers over a busy Father's Day weekend, each bringing distinct talents that could shape the team's upcoming season.
Following a rapid exit from the 2026 College World Series, the Rebels turned to the transfer portal, adding six players — including pitchers Mavrick Rizy, Charlie Wilcox, Eli Pillsbury, Charlie Foster, catcher Brady Dallimore and outfielder Blake Fields — to reshape the squad for the upcoming season.
The Whitecaps overcame an early deficit, sparked by a game‑tying double from Terrence Kiel II, and held on as their relievers shut down the Firebirds.
The University of Mississippi’s baseball program is reshaping its roster through the transfer portal and MLB Draft preparations, bringing in key transfers and retaining standout players as it eyes another postseason run.
The Ole Miss baseball program is reshaping its roster, with several key departures and promising new commits. Here’s a rundown of the players moving in and out.
After a 2026 season that saw the Rebels reach the College World Series, Ole Miss is tapping the transfer portal for proven talent, adding depth at catcher, outfield and pitching.
A look at the recent transfer portal activity for Ole Miss baseball, highlighting key departures and new arrivals as the team looks ahead.
After a championship‑winning 2022 season, Ole Miss baseball is back in the College World Series, navigating departures, draft prospects, and new additions to sustain its momentum.
The Rebels aim to convert recent College World Series setbacks into a roadmap for improvement, focusing on starting rotation depth, bullpen reliability, situational hitting and defensive consistency while reshaping the lineup through the transfer portal.
Recent College World Series setbacks have prompted Ole Miss to rebuild its pitching staff, bring in key transfers, and adjust offensive and defensive strategies for the upcoming season.
The Rebels have added four pitchers through the portal, including Jacksonville State starter Eli Pillsbury, whose impressive strikeout‑to‑walk ratio and high‑school pedigree signal a strategic upgrade for the staff.
Ole Miss announced the addition of left‑handed pitcher Eli Pillsbury, a 2023 All‑CUSA selection whose 6‑3 record and 89 strikeouts have sparked both optimism and draft‑related questions for the Rebels.
The Ole Miss Rebels advanced to the College World Series in Omaha after dropping their first two games, highlighting both their resilience and the challenges that lie ahead.
Despite a winless stint in the College World Series, the Rebels are reshaping their roster with fresh talent while confronting the loss of several pivotal players.
After a season that saw the Rebels fall in the 2026 College World Series, infielder Brayden Randle is heading to the transfer portal, leaving Ole Miss to fill key gaps with new acquisitions.
The future of Ole Miss baseball hinges on whether three ace pitchers decide to turn pro or stay in college, a decision that will ripple through the team's pitching staff and recruitment strategy.
The Ole Miss Rebels are reshaping their 2027 baseball squad after losing several standout players, adding fresh arms and position players while aiming to build on last year's success.
Mavrick Rizy, a 6‑9 right‑hander with a proven track record at LSU, has signed with the Ole Miss Rebels, promising to add depth and experience to their rotation.
LSU’s baseball squad is reshaping its lineup through the transfer portal, welcoming top defensive talents and a high‑velocity pitcher while saying goodbye to several athletes whose contributions were hampered by injury or inconsistency.
LSU Baseball is tracking transfers for the 2026 season, with several notable players joining and leaving the team. Incoming and outgoing rosters bring a mix of experience and fresh talent.
The Brewster Whitecaps open their Cape Cod Baseball League season with a pair of games in Hyannis and at Stony Brook Field, led by standout pitchers and a potent offense.