Though they are replacing a number of everyday players who showed marked defensive improvement in 2016, this year's Aggie squad offers a more athletic group who could thrive in the field in 2017.

During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, former A&M catcher Michael Barash joined to discuss his new life as a minor league baseball player, the differences between A&M and the pros, his first professional homerun and much more.

Mistakes, errors and a lack of clutch hits early doomed A&M's chances on Saturday against the visiting Crimson Tide. Down 7-0, A&M scored four runs in the ninth inning but ultimately came up short of clinching the series.

Coming into Friday's game with Alabama, the Aggies had scored ten runs or more in seven consecutive games. On this night, they had to find a different way to win. In the 10th inning, Austin Homan did just that.

Conference play is underway in the nation's very best — the SEC — and No. 2 Texas A&M held serve in its series at Auburn. However, there are a few kinks to be worked out in short order before a two-week stretch that may define the Aggies' season.

In Tuesday's thrilling midweek contest between A&M and Texas, Michael Barash became the hero with his ninth-inning walk-off homer. He joined us during Wednesday's show to discuss the amazing moment.

He sawed 'em off.

For the first time since the 2014 Houston Regional, Texas A&M and Texas will meet on the baseball diamond — this time, in the confines of Olsen Field. The Aggies are 15-1 and rolling, while the Horns are 7-9 and scuffling. What should we expect?

From the first inning onward, Sunday was all maroon and white. A&M scored in six of the first seven innings and Kyle Simonds gave the Aggies seven strong innings as they completed the sweep of visiting Bulldogs.

Down by a run in the tenth inning, A&M utilized some sorcery to score two runs and walk-off as winners. The team effort included a great start from Tyler Ivey, clutch hits from Ryne Birk, Walker Pennington and more

While A&M pummeled two homers over the left field wall, the biggest takeaway on Friday night was the grit and determination the A&M leaders and bullpen displayed in their exciting victory over the Bulldogs.

While this weekend's visit from Yale is centering around George H.W. Bush, No. 3 Texas A&M wanted to add something else to the conversation: another series-opening victory. Behind big performances from J.B. Moss and Jace Vines, the Aggies did just that.

Behind six different pitchers and a four RBI night from Ronnie Gideon, Texas A&M won its 35th consecutive non-conference game and 20th midweek contest. The Aggies now get ready to face Pepperdine this weekend.

In his very first at-bat as an Aggie, Boomer White clobbered a home run to left field. With a strong bullpen and some clutch scoring, the Aggies were able to give Boomer a win in his first game to along with it.

After reaching 50 wins and a Super Regional in 2015, Texas A&M knows there are a lot of expectations coming into this year. Rob Childress and his experienced group are ready and excited for the challenges ahead of them.

Though Aggies are immersed in football season, Texas A&M Baseball — which last season came within one inning of the College World Series — is underway with its own busy fall. Michael Barash and Corbin Martin recently stopped by to share the team's progress and more.

In a game of inches, in a game one team had to lose, Texas A&M's season came to a thrilling but painful end in Fort Worth. The Aggies will head home knowing what did them in, but a few heroic performances will endure.

In what will go down as one of the all-timers, Texas A&M battled with everything they had in game three of the Super Regional match up with TCU. Despite heroics from multiple players, A&M watched its wild story end.