Vanderbilt baseball coach Tim Corbin received some good news this weekend as RHP Andrew Dutkanych formally announced he is withdrawing from the 2022 MLB draft and will honor his commitment to the Commodores. https://twitter.com/andrewdutkanych/status/1541041572405547009?s=20&t=-ajESdYjeLo3NcNKbuUDgw As a potential first-rounder Dutkanych is the first prominent player to pull out of the draft, which runs July 17-19. The... Continue Reading →
How Will Tim Corbin Approach The Transfer Portal?
For the first time in years Tim Corbin and the VandyBoys won’t finish the season at TD Ameritrade Park, recently renamed Charles Schwab Field in Omaha, NE. It does feel quite odd, or one could say disappointing, that the Commodores aren’t playing deep into June at the “Greatest Show on Dirt”. It tells you how... Continue Reading →
Tigers Dominate Vanderbilt in Game 1
13-2 Vanderbilt had a big game tonight against LSU. The game was gridlocked at 0-0 after the 1st. After that, it wasn’t close. It was not the best night on the mound for the Commodores. Devin Futrell lasted only 36 pitches and 1 full inning before being replaced by Patrick Reilly, who didn’t have his... Continue Reading →
VandyBoys: Arkansas Series Preview
After an extra inning walk-off thriller in the midweek matchup against Indiana State that included an incredible steal from Enrique Bradfield Jr.... just watch https://twitter.com/VandyBoys/status/1524490396545421312?s=20&t=g1w_fcigUxHwJfA_Ova_8g ...the VandyBoys will try and keep the momentum going as they travel to Fayetteville to match up with the Arkansas Razorbacks. Winners in 3 of their last 4 SEC series,... Continue Reading →
Mets Gonna Met, Don’t Reach Deal With Rocker Due to Medical Concerns
This wasn’t the start to Kumar Rocker’s professional career we envisioned. When it comes to debating the greatest athletes in Vanderbilt history, Rocker is on the short list, with a legitimate argument to be at the top. Heading into the 2021 season, the much-hyped pitching duo of Jack Leiter with Rocker were anticipated to be... Continue Reading →
VandyBoys Fall Short After a Wild Ride
Vanderbilt’s dreams of a repeat baseball championship ended with a 9-0 loss to Mississippi State, ending the craziest Commodore World Series run ever. To recap: It started with a back and forth contest with Arizona which the Dores finally took in the 12th inning. Next, a single homerun was the only blemish in Leiter’s otherwise... Continue Reading →
Injury Update: Carter Young and Troy Laneve
The injuries keep piling up for the Vandyboys, especially over the last couple weeks. The pitching staff has already been decimated by injuries which include season-ending injures to Michael Doolin and Sam Hliboki, plus Miles Garret and Ethan Smith have been sidelined for quite a while. Unfortunately, the injuries continued this week at Hawkins field.... Continue Reading →
SEC Announces 2021 In-Conference Baseball Schedule
For Tim Corbin and the rest of the Vanderbilt baseball program, it’s been a very long and dramatic offseason for obvious reasons. From having the college baseball season suspended in early March to experiencing the SEC tournament in Hoover and CWS in Omaha being canceled, it’s been an unfortunate series of events the last several... Continue Reading →
Tommy McClelland Understands the Nashville Market
From afar, it’s clear that Tommy McClelland wouldn’t have left his position as Athletic Director at Louisiana Tech if he didn’t feel like he could implement groundbreaking changes in his new role at Vanderbilt. The new Deputy AD for External Affairs and Revenue Generation joined Joe Fisher on The Commodore Hour Monday night and discussed... Continue Reading →
VandyBoys Roster Breakdown
For Tim Corbin and the rest of the Vanderbilt program, it’s been a roller coaster the last year and a half. From Winning a College World Series Title in June of 2019, to having most of the 2020 Campaign canceled suddenly due to the pandemic, to now beginning to ramp up Fall Camp for the 2021... Continue Reading →