Bears close home-stand with their fourth-straight win.

Baylor opens its season with a sweep.

Baylor defeats New Mexico State, 5-2.

Baylor baseball opened its season with a big win.

Today, we’ll provide a comprehensive season preview.

Today, we’ll assess the top questions pertaining to this year’s squad.

Today, we’ll assess the top returning players from last year’s roster.

The Bears will open the season against New Mexico State at 4 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 13, at Magnolia Field at Baylor Ballpark.

Head coach Mitch Thompson and Co. will have to replace over half of the starting position players, all of whom were seniors.

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.

“I’m still fighting with the thing that I don’t feel like we’ve meshed it all together at one time consistently; it’d be nice to go two to three weeks and pitch well, play well on defense and swing the bats well."

No. 10-seed Baylor baseball’s (33-22, 13-17) season came to a close after falling 4-3 to No. 7-seed Oklahoma State (28-22, 15-12) in the opener of the 2025 Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship on Wednesday evening at Globe Life Field in Arlington.

Baylor baseball sixth-year senior right-hander pitcher Gabe Craig and senior infielder Tyriq Kemp were named to the All-Big 12 First Team, while freshman infielder Pearson Riebock and redshirt sophomore infielder Travis Sanders both picked up honorable mention recognition as the 2025 Big 12 Awards.

Baylor baseball (33-21, 13-17) closed the regular season with an 11-7 loss to UCF (29-26, 9-21) in the series finale on Saturday afternoon at John Euliano Park.

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 (31-20, 11-16) salvaged its series against Oklahoma State (23-22, 12-12) with an extra-innings walk-off victory, 5-4, in the series finale on Sunday afternoon at Baylor Ballpark.