Clemson Tigers Baseball Transfer Portal Tracker: Exits, Acquisitions For 2027 Roster

Clemson baseball’s season came to an end earlier than expected. Now, head coach Erik Bakich will look to right the ship in a positive direction.

The Tigers finished with a 31-26 record, but struggled mightily in the ACC in 2026. Bakich’s group finished with a 10-20 record in conference play, which is tied for the worst finish in program history against those opponents.

Below will have all of the players leaving and arriving at the program, which will be constantly updated over the course of the summer and beyond. The transfer portal opens on Monday, June 1, although some have already decided on what is next for their respective futures.

Incoming Transfers (8)

6/1: Catcher and outfielder Bennett Edwards announced his commitment to Clemson on Monday, announcing on his social media. Coming from Georgia Southern, he recorded a .287 batting average in his first season of college baseball, hitting three home runs and bringing in 16 RBIs. Generally, a leadoff hitter for his previous program, he will have three years of eligibility remaining with the Tigers.

6/6: Shortstop Isaac Incinelli committed to the Clemson Tigers on Saturday, as confirmed by multiple sources. The 6-foot-2 infielder spent his true freshman season with St. Johns River State College, a junior college program located in Lakeside, Florida. In 2026 for the Vikings, the left-handed hitter led the team in hits with 70, while recording a .366 batting average to go with 48 runs, 45 RBIs, 10 stolen bases, nine home runs and nine doubles across 54 contests. He earned the All-Sun-Lakes Conference Defensive Player of the Year for his performance. Incinelli will have three years of eligibility remaining with the Tigers.

6/7: Right-handed pitcher Landon White committed to the Clemson Tigers on Sunday afternoon, announcing on his social media. The 6-foot-6 graduate transfer is coming from Bryant, where he recorded a 3-3 overall record, 3.28 ERA and a 1.197 WHIP over the past four seasons. He finished his career with the Bulldogs with totals of 76 strikeouts, 44 hits allowed, 21 earned runs and eight saves across 57.2 innings pitched. He will have one year of eligibility remaining with the Tigers.

6/8: Third baseman Troy Sudbrook announced his commitment to the Tigers on Monday night. The Toledo transfer recorded a .303 batting average and a .903 OPS over his three seasons with the Rockets. He also finished his career at Toledo with 185 hits, 139 RBIs and 21 home runs. The left-handed hitter will have a year of eligibility remaining.

6/10: Center fielder Jamie Daly announced his commitment to Clemson on Wednesday afternoon, announcing on his social media. Over the past two years, the left-hitting sophomore boasted an impressive .323 batting average, along with 1.010 OPS. He also totaled 112 hits, 91 runs, 76 RBIs, 54 walks, 21 doubles, 19 home runs and 17 stolen bases. Daly will have two years of eligibility remaining with the Tigers.

6/16: Left-handed pitcher Jackson Miller committed to the Tigers on Tuesday afternoon. He comes from Bowling Green, where he was both a starter and reliever in 2026. He finished his debut season with a 5.84 ERA while adding 48 strikeouts across 44.2 innings pitched last season. Miller will have three years of eligibility remaining.

6/18: Right-handed pitcher Kailen Hackmann committed to Clemson on Thurday afternoon, according to D1 Baseball. He comes from UMBC, where he finished his freshman season with an impressive 7-0 record and a 3.07 ERA while dealing 47 strikeouts across 41 innings pitched. It's also important to note that Hackmann stands at 6-foot-7 and 220 pounds with a fastball that touches 99 miles per hour. He will have three years of eligibility remaining with the Tigers.

6/25: Catcher Isaac Cadena announced his commitment to Clemson on Thursday afternoon, putting the program in his Instagram bio. The junior hit .286 with eight home runs and 37 RBIS while finishing second on the team with 41 walks. He will have one year of eligibility remaining.

Outgoing Transfers (9)

5/31: Left-handed pitcher Noah Samol has entered the transfer portal on Sunday night. The Georgia Tech transfer only featured in seven appearances for the Tigers and had an ERA of 4.76, only pitching in 11.1 innings. He will have two years of eligibility remaining.

5/31: Catcher/outfielder Nate Savoie will enter the transfer portal, being confirmed by College Baseball Central’s Andrew Riedell on Sunday night. One of Clemson’s best hitters, he hit .329 while mashing 16 homers. He also recorded 52 RBIs. Savoie will have two years of eligibility remaining.

6/1: Infielder Jay Dillard entered the transfer portal, as confirmed by TheClemsonInsider’s Jason Priester. Dillard hit .215 in 2026 while recording one home run and 20 hits. He was one of the choices at infielder when second baseman Jarren Purify went down with an injury in March. He will have one year of eligibility remaining.

6/1: Right-handed pitcher Peyton Miller entered the transfer portal on Monday morning, announcing on his social media. The Phoenix, Maryland, native was featured in six appearances over the course of the season, holding a 4.15 ERA and recording a save. He will have three years of eligibility remaining.

6/1: Outfielder Bryce Clavon has entered the transfer portal, as confirmed by College Baseball Central’s Andrew Riedell. A Georgia transfer from last offseason, Clavon finished the season with a .255 average, .364 on-base percentage, five home runs and six doubles with the Tigers in 2026. He will have two years of eligibility remaining.

6/1: First baseman and designated hitter Collin Priest will enter the transfer portal, as confirmed by multiple sources. He missed the entire 2026 season with a hand injury, but was a third-team All-ACC player in 2025. In that season, he hit .240 while adding 12 home runs and 52 RBIs. He will have two years of eligibility remaining.

6/1: Infielder Jason Fultz Jr. has entered the transfer portal on Monday afternoon after just one season with the Tigers. A typical third baseman, Fultz finished the season hitting .231 with one home run and 13 RBIs. He will have three years of eligibility remaining.

6/1: Left-handed pitcher Talan Bell is entering the transfer portal, as confirmed by multiple sources. After being injured for a majority of his freshman season, he had an ERA of 7.82 while striking out 23 batters in 25.1 innings pitched. A highly-touted recruit coming out of high school, he will have two years of eligibility remaining.

6/1: Clemson reliever Hayden Simmerson has entered the transfer portal, according to sources close to the situation. The righty was one of the Tigers' best pitchers in 2026, recording an ERA of 3.52 in 20 appearances. He is expected to have one year of eligiblity remaining.

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