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2022 Tennessee baseball: Win-loss records for Vols’ eight starting pitchers

2022 Tennessee baseball: Win-loss records for the Vols’ eight starting pitchers

Tennessee (57-9, 25-5 SEC) concluded its 2022 season on June 12.

The Vols were eliminated by Notre Dame in game No. 3 of the NCAA Tournament Knoxville Super Regional.

Tennessee advanced to Super Regional play after winning the NCAA Tournament Knoxville Regional with wins against Alabama State, Campbell and Georgia Tech.

Tennessee won the Southeastern Conference East division for the second consecutive season in 2022. The Vols won the SEC regular season title and the SEC Tournament championship in 2022.

PHOTOS: Tennessee’s 2022 baseball season

2022 Tennessee baseball: Individual home run totals

During the 2022 season, eight Tennessee pitchers started in games.

Below are win-loss records for every Tennessee pitcher that started during the 2022 season.

Tennessee-Lipscomb projected starting pitchers

A look at Tennessee-Lipscomb projected starting pitchers.

No. 1 Tennessee (27-1, 9-0 SEC) will host Lipscomb (15-13, 4-5 A-SUN) Tuesday at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.

First pitch between Tennessee and Lipscomb is slated for 6:30 p.m. EDT (WatchESPN).

Tennessee leads the series against Lipscomb, 11-2.

Tennessee-Lipsomb projected starting pitchers

  • RHP Blade Tidwell (0-0) vs. RHP Kaleb Kantola (1-2)

Series history

  • Overall: Tennessee leads, 11-2
  • In Knoxville: Tennessee leads, 8-1
  • In Nashville: Tennessee leads, 2-1
  • Neutral Sites: Tennessee leads, 1-0
  • Last Meeting: L, 4-1 (4/27/21 in Knoxville)

Tennessee is 26-12 against in-state opponents under fifth-year head coach Tony Vitello.

2022 Tennessee baseball: Vols’ attendance tracker at Lindsey Nelson Stadium

Tennessee baseball has not trailed in a game for 116 consecutive innings

Tennessee-Vanderbilt bat testing procedure detailed following series finale

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2022 Tennessee baseball: Vols’ strikeout leaders ahead of SEC play

2022 Tennessee baseball: A look at the Vols’ strikeout leaders ahead of SEC play

No. 5 Tennessee (16-1) will begin Southeastern Conference play Friday.

The Vols will host South Carolina (10-6) Friday-Sunday at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.

First pitch is slated for 6:30 p.m. EDT Friday (SEC Network+). Saturday’s contest will begin at noon EDT (SEC Network), while Sunday’s game is slated for 1 p.m. EDT (SEC Network+).

Friday SEC Fan Fest debuts for Tennessee baseball games in 2022

Chase Burns by the numbers ahead of SEC play

Chase Dollander by the numbers ahead of SEC play

Drew Beam by the numbers ahead of SEC play

2022 Tennessee baseball: Vols’ home run leaders ahead of SEC play

2022 Tennessee baseball: Vols’ RBI leaders ahead of SEC play

Ahead of SEC play, Vols Wire looks at every Tennessee pitcher to record a strikeout through 17 games. Tennessee has recorded 204 strikeouts during the 2022 season.

The Vols’ strikeout leaders ahead of conference play are listed below.

Trevor Bauer says pitchers are still using pine tar to boost spin rates

In a conversation on HBO’s “Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel,” Bauer says he believes that 70% of pitchers are still using pine tar to boost spin rates, hiding it on their gloves, hats, and belts.

In a conversation on HBO’s “Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel,” Bauer says he believes that 70% of pitchers are still using pine tar to boost spin rates, hiding it on their gloves, hats, and belts.

WATCH: Hyun-Jin Ryu signs four-year deal with Toronto Blue Jays

Hyun-Jin Ryu is trading in his Dodger blue for another shade of blue.

Hyun-Jin Ryu is trading in his Dodger blue for another shade of blue.

USA Today Sports’ Bob Nightengale reported Sunday night that the former Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher is getting four years and $80 million dollars with the Toronto Blue Jays as the club looks to add some pitching to complement its growing arsenal of young bats.

Ryu held the league’s best ERA in 2019 at 2.32, going 14-5 in 29 starts and finishing second behind the Mets’ Jacob deGrom in NL Cy Young voting.

The South Korean pitcher has played all seven years of his MLB career with the Dodgers, joining the big-league club in 2013.