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USA Today
12-05-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
Former Vols by the numbers in 2025 MLB Week 7
Former Vols by the numbers in 2025 MLB Week 7 Week 7 of the 2025 MLB season has come to an end. Four former Vols began the week in MLB: Jordan Beck (Colorado), Chase Dollander (Colorado), Garrett Crochet (Boston) and Seth Halvorsen (Colorado). Former Tennessee pitcher Blade Tidwell was optioned to the Mets' Triple-A affiliate after a loss in a spot start at the Cardinals on May 4. Former Vol pitcher Ben Joyce has not returned to the Angels after being placed on the 15-day injured list April 11, retroactive to April 9, due to shoulder inflammation. Below are performances from former Vols during Week 7 of the 2025 MLB season. Jordan Beck Beck hit a pair of singles to open the week against the Tigers on May 7, scoring one run and driving in another. He hit a single in each game of a doubleheader on May 8, scoring one run in the opening contest. The weekend began with a solo home run for Beck in the eighth inning against San Diego on May 9. He hit a single in a, 21-0, loss on May 10. Beck finished the week Sunday being hit by a pitch in his first at bat, and proceeded to single, double and score two runs. Garrett Crochet Crochet earned his fourth win of the season against the Royals on May 10. He totaled nine strikeouts and allowed seven hits, one run and one walk in seven innings. Chase Dollander In three innings during Dollander's start against the Tigers on May 7, he did not record a strikeout and allowed five hits, six runs and three walks. Dollander did not record a loss with the game going to extra innings. Seth Halvorsen Halvorsen relieved Scott Alexander in the seventh inning against the Tigers on May 7. He pitched 1.2 innings and recorded three strikeouts, while allowing one hit and one walk. Halvorsen's second appearance last week was a two-strikeout, 14-pitch seventh inning against San Diego on May 9. He closed out a win on Sunday with 10 pitches and one strikeout. Follow Vols Wire on Facebook and X (formerly Twitter).
Time of India
27-04-2025
- Sport
- Time of India
Shohei Ohtani reveals real reason behind his failed attempt for a homer during Dodgers-Pirates recent clash
Shohei Ohtani reveals real reason behind his failed attempt for a homer during Dodgers- Pirates recent clash (Image Source: Instagram) Shohei Ohtani not only celebrated embracing fatherhood with his wife, Mamiko Tanka, but also the victory of the Dodgers against the Pirates recently. The recent game against the Pittsburgh Pirates brought back the lost spark of the Los Angeles Dodgers during the ongoing 2025 MLB season as they led their way to dominating the Pirates with an overall score of 8-4. During a post-game interview, the Dodgers' two-way superstar opened up on his miserable hitting slump against Paul Skenes and company and even admitted that he hasn't been playing well. Shohei Ohtani admits to his poor form during the recent clash against the Pirates With his tremendous athletic prowess and hard work, Dodgers' two-way star Shohei Ohtani is one of the biggest icons of the baseball world. Whenever the team of the Los Angeles Dodgers is playing, fans not only get enthralled by the electric environment in the stadium but also expect a series of home runs from the lord of the bat, Ohtani. However, during the recent game against the Pittsburgh Pirates, the Dodgers two-way star failed to create magic with his bat. During the post-game interview with Kirsten Watson of SportsNet LA, Shohei Ohtani not only spoke about the young pitching star Roki Sasaki but also reflected on his performance. He mentioned, via his interpreter Will Ireton- by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Invest $200 in Amazon without buying stocks to earn a second salary Marketsall Sign Up Undo "It was a really good start to something that hopefully will be a good streak. I haven't been playing well, so it was a good night." Dodgers postgame: Shohei Ohtani talks Roki Sasaki, Andy Pages & reacts to coming out of slump The Dodgers got a grip over the game against the Pittsburgh Pirates after being dropped in three games one after the other, and the victory came as the much-needed push for Shohei Ohtani and company. Reportedly, Ohtani failed to strike a home run against the Pirates but somehow managed to secure two doubles and a triple. Therefore the night belonged to Teoscar Hernandez and Enrique Hernandez , as the Dodgers duo went on to help the team clinch a victory against the Pittsburgh Pirates with an overall score of 8-4. The Los Angeles Dodgers did have the perfect start, but gradually they failed to maintain their winning streak after losing a three-game series against the Philadelphia Phillies. Also Read: Shohei Ohtani looks for cover as Mookie Betts fires shots against the Colorado Rockies
USA Today
21-04-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
Former Vols by the numbers in 2025 MLB Week 4
Former Vols by the numbers in 2025 MLB Week 4 Week 4 of the 2025 MLB season has concluded. Three former Vols started Week 4 on MLB rosters: Garrett Crochet (Boston), Chase Dollander (Colorado) and Seth Halvorsen (Colorado). Trey Lipscomb (Washington) was recalled on April 17 after starting third baseman Paul DeJong was placed on the 10-day injured list after sustaining a pitch to the face. Jordan Beck (Colorado) was also recalled on April 19 after starting center fielder Brenton Doyle was placed on the bereavement list. Ben Joyce (Angels) still has one more week on the 15-day injured list as he recovers from shoulder inflammation Below are performances from former Vols during Week 4 of the 2025 MLB season. Chase Dollander Dollander suffered his second loss of the season on April 19. He struck out five Nationals, while surrendering nine hits, two walks and six earned runs. Garrett Crochet Crochet's one start in Week 4 was against his old team on April 19. He held the White Sox scoreless for six innings, striking out seven, while allowing four hits and two walks. Crochet was not awarded a win as Greg Weissert surrendered three runs to tie the game after he left the contest. Seth Halvorsen Colorado trailed the Dodgers, 5-2, after Halvorsen pitched in relief on April 15. He allowed three hits, one run and one walk in the eighth inning. Halvorsen's second appearance was in the first contest of the Rockies' doubleheader against Washington on Sunday. He pitched 1.1 innings, allowing one hit and recording two strikeouts, including former teammate Trey Lipscomb. Jordan Beck Beck scored the fourth of Colorado's 11 runs against Washington on April 19. He hit a three-RBI triple in the seventh inning. Beck hit a single in his last at bat during the series finale. He scored Colorado's last run in a, 3-1, win. Trey Lipscomb Lipscomb's return to the Nationals' lineup was in the first contest of a doubleheader against Colorado on Sunday. He hit two singles and scored one run in a, 3-2, win.
USA Today
07-04-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
Former Vols by the numbers in 2025 MLB Week 2
Former Vols by the numbers in 2025 MLB Week 2 Week 2 of the 2025 MLB has concluded. Five former Vols were on MLB rosters during Week 2: Jordan Beck (Colorado), Garrett Crochet (Boston), Chase Dollander (Colorado), Seth Halvorsen (Colorado) and Ben Joyce (Angels). Dollander joined Beck and Halvorsen in Colorado and made his MLB debut on April 6. Dollander was selected by Colorado in the first round of the 2023 Major League Baseball draft (No. 9 overall). He played for the Vols from 2022-23 after transferring from Georgia Southern. Crochet played for Tennessee from 2018-20 and was selected by the White Sox in the 2020 MLB draft (No. 11 overall). He was traded to the Red Sox following the 2024 season. Beck was drafted by Colorado (No. 38 overall) in 2022 and played for the Vols from 2020-22. Halvorsen was also selected by the Rockies in 2023 during the seventh-round (No. 202 overall) after playing at Tennessee from 2022-23. Dollander was taken by the Rockies in 2023 (No. 9 overall) after two season with the Vols. Joyce played for the Vols from 2021-22 and was drafted in the third round by the Angels in 2022 (No. 89 overall). Below are performances from former Vols during Week 2 of the 2025 MLB season. Chase Dollander The Rockies' series finale against the A's was Dollander's MLB debut. He pitched five innings and recorded six strikeouts to earn his first win. Dollander allowed seven hits, four runs and one walk. Garrett Crochet After receiving a contract extension, Crochet started and pitched eight innings against the Orioles. He recorded eight strikeouts, while surrendering four hits and one walk en route to his first win in 2025. Ben Joyce Joyce started his week in the eighth inning of the second game against the Cardinals, surrendering one hit and one run that extended the game into extra innings. Joyce relieved Brock Burke in the seventh inning of the series finale against Cleveland on April 6. He pitched 1.1 innings, recording one strikeouts and 11 pitches. Jordan Beck Beck opened the Rockies' series against Philadelphia with one walk and one infield single. He started Colorado's weekend series against the A's with one walk and hit a game-tying RBI single. Beck pinch ran for Nick Martini in the series finale, scoring the Rockies' eighth run of the game. Seth Halvorsen Halvorsen surrendered one walk and one against the Phillies. He pitched the ninth and 10th innings during the series opener against the A's. He totaled two strikeouts and allowed one hit.
