With the transfer portal opening for college baseball on Monday, June 2, read what Baylor and Mitch Thompson’s most significant needs will be this offseason.

Mitch Thompson’s third season as head coach of the Baylor baseball program has come to an end. The Bears took a noticeable step forward compared to previous years but ultimately came up short of their season’s goal of making the NCAA Tournament.

Baylor baseball (32-20, 12-16) clinched a Big 12 Tournament berth with a 5-4 comeback win over UCF (28-25, 8-20) on Thursday evening at John Euliano Park, improving the Bears to 3-7 in series openers during conference play.

After losing six of its last nine conference games, Baylor has been eliminated from the NCAA Tournament, barring an unforeseen run in the Big 12 Tournament next week at Globe Life Field in Arlington.

Baylor baseball (30-19, 10-15) fell, 7-2, to Oklahoma State (23-21, 11-11) on Friday evening at Baylor Ballpark, dropping the Bears to 2-7 in series openers during conference play.

Baylor baseball (29-16,10-12) opened its series with a thrilling 7-4 come-from-behind victory over Arizona State (30-17, 14-8) on Friday night at Baylor Ballpark, marking just the second time this season that the Bears have won the opener of a conference series.

Over the weekend, Baylor baseball (27-16; 9-12 Big 12) kept its postseason hopes alive by salvaging its series against rival No. 23 TCU (31-13; 14-7 Big 12) with a 6-3 victory in the finale

Baylor baseball (26-15, 8-11) dropped its series opener to the rival TCU Horned Frogs (30-12, 13-6) by a score of 7-2 on Friday evening at Lupton Stadium, dropping the Bears to 1-6 in series openers during conference play this season.

Baylor head coach Mitch Thompson challenged his squad after their 13-1 demoralizing series-opening defeat to Utah on Thursday night, saying, “We’re better than this, and it’s time for us to be good.”

Baylor baseball (25-14, 8-10) picked up its second series win of conference play with a 9-0 shutout victory over Utah (16-19, 5-13) in the rubber match on Saturday afternoon at Baylor Ballpark.

Baylor baseball (21-11) dropped its first midweek contest of the season with a disheartening 6-2 defeat to Texas State (16-16) Tuesday evening at Baylor Ballpark.

As Baylor baseball’s Opening Day matchup against Youngstown State (Feb. 14) approaches, it's time to assess the top wildcards on the team.

If significant moves aren’t made, this team could enter 2025 in a similar situation to last spring – a talented lineup with a ton of question marks on the mound.

Baylor baseball (20-26, 9-15) was swept by TCU (29-16, 13-14) and dropped its eighth consecutive conference game with a 10-6 loss to the Horned Frogs Sunday afternoon at Baylor Ballpark.

Baylor baseball (18-20, 9-9) dropped back-to-back contests to close out its series against the Kansas Jayhawks (21-15, 9-9) Sunday afternoon at Baylor Ballpark.

Baylor baseball (15-18, 7-7) picked up a series victory over BYU (14-17, 6-11) with an 8-5 come-from-behind, extra-innings victory Friday night at Miller Park.

Baylor baseball (13-18) couldn’t complete the sweep and dropped the series finale to Incarnate Word (16-14), 14-1, Sunday afternoon at Baylor Ballpark.

Baylor baseball (8-17, 3-7) dropped its third straight Big 12 game and the series opener to Cincinnati (16-11, 4-3), 8-3, Thursday night at Baylor Ballpark.