Tennessee Volunteers Baseball Players in Professional Baseball - 2025 Tracker


Tennessee Volunteers Baseball Players in Professional Baseball




Players in MLB


Garrett Crochet, LHP, Boston Red Sox

Ben Joyce, RHP, Los Angeles Angels

Seth Halvorsen, RHP, Colorado Rockies

Jordan Beck, OF, Colorado Rockies

Christian Moore, IF, Los Angeles Angels

Drew Gilbert, OF, San Francisco Giants

Chase Dollander, RHP, Colorado Rockies


Players in AAA


Garrett Stallings, RHP, Nashville Sounds (Milwaukee Brewers)

Andre Lipcius, IF, Charlotte Knights (Chicago White Sox)

Blade Tidwell, RHP, Sacramento RiverCats (San Francisco Giants)

Chad Dallas, RHP, Buffalo Bisons (Toronto Blue Jays)

Trey Lipscomb, IF, Rochester Red Wings (Washington Nationals)

Sean Hunley, RHP, Durham Bulls (Tampa Bay Rays)

Nick Senzel, IF, Oklahoma City Comets (Los Angeles Dodgers)


Players in AA


Jake Rucker, IF/OF, Wichita Wind Surge (Minnesota Twins)

Will Mabrey, LHP, Amarillo Sod Poodles (Arizona Diamondbacks)

Cortland Lawson, IF, Harrisburg Senators (Washington Nationals)

Jorel Ortega, IF, Wichita Wind Surge (Minnesota Twins)

Max Ferguson, IF/OF, Portland Sea Dogs (Boston Red Sox)

A.J. Causey, RHP, Northwest Arkansas Naturals (Kansas City Royals)

Mark McLaughlin, RHP, Birmingham Barons (Chicago White Sox)

Jared Dickey, OF, Midland RockHounds (Oakland Athletics)

Blake Burke, 1B, Biloxi Shuckers (Milwaukee Brewers)

Seth Stephenson, OF, Erie Seawolves (Detroit Tigers)


Players in A+


Bryce Jenkins, RHP, Brooklyn Cyclones (New York Mets)

Cortland Lawson, IF, Wilmington Blue Rocks (Washington Nationals)

Dylan Dreiling, OF, Hub City Spartanburgers (Texas Rangers)

Hunter Ensley, 1B, Quad Cities River Bandits (Kansas City Royals)

Cal Stark, C, Hub City Spartanburgers (Texas Rangers)

Aaron Combs, RHP, Jersey Shore BlueClaws (Philadelphia Phillies)

Billy Amick, IF, Cedar Rapid Kernels (Minnesota Twins)

Drew Beam, RHP, Quad Cities River Bandits (Kansas City Royals)

Maui Ahuna, SS, Eugene Emeralds (San Francisco Giants)

Jake Fitzgibbons, LHP, Hillsboro Hops (Arizona Diamondbacks)

Andrew Fischer, IF, Wisconsin Timber Rattlers (Milwaukee Brewers)


Players in A


Andrew Lindsey, RHP, Charleston RiverDogs (Tampa Bay Rays)

Gavin Kilen, IF, San Jose Giants (San Francisco Giants)

Zander Sechrist, LHP, Fort Myers Mighty Mussels (Minnesota Twins)

Kavares Tears, OF, Lake Elsinore Storm (San Diego Padres)

Cannon Peebles, C, Lynchburg Hillcats (Cleveland Guardians)


Players at Rookie level


Nate Snead, RHP, ACL Angels (Los Angeles Angels)




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