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5 offseason storylines to follow for Aggie baseball

Change is imminent for the Texas A&M baseball team, as the offseason rebuilding period is already underway. With a pitching coach vacancy, core players moving on and the transfer portal window open, an all-important summer is ahead for Michael Earley & Co.
By Richard Zane
June 3, 2026
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The body of work isn’t even cold yet.

Texas A&M baseball watched its 2026 campaign come to a close on Monday night in a 7-1 loss to USC, and with that regional exit, the work for Michael Earley & Co. has already begun as the Aggies begin preparations for the 2027 campaign.

While there is still plenty of time before Opening Day on Feb. 19, it’s a crucial summer for Earley as he has plenty to do.

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