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Week 8 of the 2025 MLB season has came to an end.
Four former Vols began the week in MLB: Jordan Beck (Colorado), Chase Dollander (Colorado), Garrett Crochet (Boston) and Seth Halvorsen (Colorado).
Trey Lipscomb rejoined Washington on May 13 after Nationals' second baseman Luis Garcia Jr. was placed on the paternity list. Garcia Jr. returned to the Nationals May 16, and Lipscomb was subsequently optioned to Triple-A Rochester without appearing in a game for Washington.
Pitcher Ben Joyce's 2025 season ended May 14 after undergoing shoulder surgery with the Angels.
Below are performances from former Vols during Week 8 of the 2025 MLB season.
Beck’s only hit at Texas on May 13 was a single to center field, and he scored the Rockies’ lone run.
On May 17 in a, 14-12, win at Arizona, he hit a triple and two home runs, totaling four runs and three RBIs. Beck finished Week 8 with a double to left field in the sixth inning against the Diamondbacks on Sunday.
Crochet's lone start in Week 8 was a 103-pitch outing against the Braves. He pitched seven innings and totaled eight strikeouts, while allowing seven hits and two runs.
Despite his effort, Crochet was credited with his third loss of the year.
Despite two quality outings with a lack of run support, Dollander recorded his fourth and fifth losses in 2025.
He struck out seven batters, while allowing three walks, one hit and two runs in six innings against the Rangers on May 12.
Dollander allowed a home run to the second batter he faced on Sunday at Arizona. He totaled six strikeouts and allowed three hits, two walks and the game’s only run in 4.2 innings.
The Rockies trailed, 7-0, when Halvorsen entered Colorado's contest against at Arizona on May 16. He pitched 0.1 innings and allowed two hits, one run and one walk.
Against the Diamondbacks, Halvorsen earned his second save of the season on May 17. He totaled 14 pitches and allowed one walk in the ninth inning.
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Four former Vols began the week in MLB: Jordan Beck (Colorado), Chase Dollander (Colorado), Garrett Crochet (Boston) and Seth Halvorsen (Colorado).
Trey Lipscomb rejoined Washington on May 13 after Nationals' second baseman Luis Garcia Jr. was placed on the paternity list. Garcia Jr. returned to the Nationals May 16, and Lipscomb was subsequently optioned to Triple-A Rochester without appearing in a game for Washington.
Pitcher Ben Joyce's 2025 season ended May 14 after undergoing shoulder surgery with the Angels.
Below are performances from former Vols during Week 8 of the 2025 MLB season.
Jordan Beck
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Beck’s only hit at Texas on May 13 was a single to center field, and he scored the Rockies’ lone run.
On May 17 in a, 14-12, win at Arizona, he hit a triple and two home runs, totaling four runs and three RBIs. Beck finished Week 8 with a double to left field in the sixth inning against the Diamondbacks on Sunday.
Garrett Crochet
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Crochet's lone start in Week 8 was a 103-pitch outing against the Braves. He pitched seven innings and totaled eight strikeouts, while allowing seven hits and two runs.
Despite his effort, Crochet was credited with his third loss of the year.
Chase Dollander
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Despite two quality outings with a lack of run support, Dollander recorded his fourth and fifth losses in 2025.
He struck out seven batters, while allowing three walks, one hit and two runs in six innings against the Rangers on May 12.
Dollander allowed a home run to the second batter he faced on Sunday at Arizona. He totaled six strikeouts and allowed three hits, two walks and the game’s only run in 4.2 innings.
Seth Halvorsen
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The Rockies trailed, 7-0, when Halvorsen entered Colorado's contest against at Arizona on May 16. He pitched 0.1 innings and allowed two hits, one run and one walk.
Against the Diamondbacks, Halvorsen earned his second save of the season on May 17. He totaled 14 pitches and allowed one walk in the ninth inning.
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