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Texas A&M coach Michael Earley made one of the biggest decisions of his coaching career after firing second-year pitching coach Jason Kelley this month, and, after interviewing several candidates, hired MLB pitching coach/coordinator Barry Enright, who has since helped land two of the top transfer arms, and received praise from a long list of coaches, former players, and national analysts.
While pitching is the biggest need this summer, Earley made one heck of a splash after landing the No. 1-ranked player in the portal, former Clemson catcher Nate Savoie, who hit nearly .350 last season and is widely considered a future first-round MLB Draft selection. Joining TCU transfer Jack Bell and former Western Kentucky outfielder/first baseman Lane Arroyos, Texas A&M's 2027 lineup is looking more complete by the day.
Still, Earley and his staff need to continue making progress and adding to the incoming class of sophomores, Nico Partida, Jorian Wilson, and Boston Kellner, knowing that the Aggies' top 3 batters, Caden Sorrell, Gavin Grahovac, and Chris Hacopian, are expected to depart for the 2026 MLB Draft.
Another intriguing name has emerged as a potential option, as Rockwall (TX) native and Ole Miss infielder Brayden Randle has entered the transfer portal after the Rebels were eliminated from the College World Series. While the 5'9", 175-pound junior finished the regular season slashing .259/.342/.383 with four home runs, he hit an impressive .450 during the postseason.
Randle would immediately become a key rotational piece with starting potential, depending on how the final lineup shakes out, and with three seasons of SEC experience, the transition would be seamless.
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While pitching is the biggest need this summer, Earley made one heck of a splash after landing the No. 1-ranked player in the portal, former Clemson catcher Nate Savoie, who hit nearly .350 last season and is widely considered a future first-round MLB Draft selection. Joining TCU transfer Jack Bell and former Western Kentucky outfielder/first baseman Lane Arroyos, Texas A&M's 2027 lineup is looking more complete by the day.
Still, Earley and his staff need to continue making progress and adding to the incoming class of sophomores, Nico Partida, Jorian Wilson, and Boston Kellner, knowing that the Aggies' top 3 batters, Caden Sorrell, Gavin Grahovac, and Chris Hacopian, are expected to depart for the 2026 MLB Draft.
Another intriguing name has emerged as a potential option, as Rockwall (TX) native and Ole Miss infielder Brayden Randle has entered the transfer portal after the Rebels were eliminated from the College World Series. While the 5'9", 175-pound junior finished the regular season slashing .259/.342/.383 with four home runs, he hit an impressive .450 during the postseason.
Randle would immediately become a key rotational piece with starting potential, depending on how the final lineup shakes out, and with three seasons of SEC experience, the transition would be seamless.
Contact/Follow us @AggiesWire on X (formerly Twitter) and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of Texas A&M news, notes and opinions. Follow Cameron on X: @CameronOhnysty.
This article originally appeared on Aggies Wire: Texas A&M baseball should pursue Ole Miss transfer outfielder
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