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.

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 (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 (29-18, 10-14) dropped its series to Arizona State (32-17, 16-8) after losing back-to-back contests, including an 8-6 defeat in the finale on Sunday afternoon at Baylor Ballpark.

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 (27-16, 9-12) kept its postseason hopes alive and salvaged its series against rival TCU (31-13, 14-7) with a 6-3 win in the series finale on Sunday afternoon at Lupton Stadium.

Baylor baseball (23-14, 6-10) was dominated in its series opener and fell 13-1 to Utah (16-17, 5-11) on Thursday evening at Baylor Ballpark, which drops the Bears to 1-5 in series openers during conference play.

Baylor baseball (21-10, 5-7) dropped its series to Houston (18-13, 5-7) after falling 4-2 in the finale on a cold and windy Sunday afternoon at Baylor Ballpark.

Baylor baseball (20-9, 4-6) blew a late three-run lead and fell 7-4 to the Houston Cougars (17-12, 4-6) in the series opener on a rainy Friday night at Baylor Ballpark.

Over the weekend, Baylor baseball (19-8, 4-5) traveled to the Grand Canyon State and won two of three games over No. 23 Arizona, marking the first time since 2021 that the Bears had won a road series over a ranked opponent.

Baylor baseball (19-7, 4-4) earned its first road-series win over a ranked opponent since 2021 with a 6-3 victory over No. 23 Arizona (19-7, 5-3) on Saturday night at Hi Corbett Field.

Baylor baseball (15-7, 1-4) dropped its second consecutive series to open conference play with a 14-4 loss to the Kansas State Wildcats (15-7, 5-0) on Saturday afternoon at Baylor Ballpark.

Following a 9-1 loss to Kansas on Friday, March 14, things looked even bleaker for Mitch Thompson’s Bears when they limped to a 14-7 defeat on Saturday and opened conference play with two consecutive losses.

First-year pitching Sean Snedeker joins Levi Caraway to discuss Baylor’s hot start to the season, the success of the pitching staff so far, the importance of having confidence on the mound and more.

Head coach Mitch Thompson’s squad has continued its torrid start to the season with another 4-0 week that included a Tuesday takedown of Tarleton and a weekend sweep of Loyola Marymount in which the Bears outscored the Lions 24 to 8.

Baylor baseball (11-3) extended its winning streak to three games with a 6-3 victory over Loyola Marymount (8-7) on a cold and windy Saturday afternoon at Baylor Ballpark, marking BU’s third series victory of the season.