A former Clemson standout is making a major impact in his first season of minor league baseball. Carson Spiers who played for the Tigers from 2017-20 and signed a free agent contract with the Cincinnati Reds (…)
Multiple sources told The Clemson Insider that a Clemson student-athlete is leaving Clemson. TCI was told on Friday that senior infielder Sam Hall has entered the NCAA Transfer Portal to leave the (…)
A former Clemson standout had a night in the big leagues that he will never forget. Former Tiger Eli White, now an outfielder with the Texas Rangers, not only hit his first career home run in Major League (…)
A former Clemson standout made a splash in the MLB on Tuesday. Steven Duggar launched his fifth home run of the season into the San Fransisco Bay that sparked a massive comeback for the Giants. The two (…)
Dan Radakovich says he is grateful for the passion and support Clemson baseball fans have demonstrated to him following the program’s first losing season in 64 years. The Clemson athletic director told The (…)
Freshman Caden Grice accepted an invitation from USA Baseball to play for the 2021 Collegiate National Team this summer. Grice is the 16th Tiger to play for the USA Collegiate National Team, joining (…)
Prior to Monday’s ceremonial signing of the NIL Law for South Carolina, Clemson owns an NCAA book of rules, which athletic director Dan Radakovich described as 500 pages long. In the months to come, the (…)
Though Dan Radakovich was at the WestZone of Memorial Stadium Monday for the ceremonial signing of the NIL bill in South Carolina, some of his attention was averted to Clemson baseball. The Clemson athletic (…)
A total of 34 standout freshmen college baseball players from every part of the country are featured on the 2021 National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) Freshman All-America Team, the (…)
Over the last few years baseball has undergone major changes that many fear are for the worst. Coaches have traded out traditional approaches to hitting and manufacturing runs in favor of home runs which are few (…)
