TCU on SI: TCU Horned Frogs Baseball Preview 2025: Outfield

[TopFrog]

TCU Horned Frogs Baseball Preview 2025: Outfield​

Story by Brett Gibbons

A young and immensely talented core returns to the outfield for the TCU Horned Frogs. Last year's crop overtook an experienced crew and now return with experience of their own, namely Sam Myers and Chase Brunson. The outfield gets an injection of new talent, as well, with some high-end freshmen upcoming. By May, this might be the best unit in Fort Worth.

Below, we'll go over the infield for TCU baseball this season and what to expect from the unit as a whole. Check back for more positional previews, leading up to a TCU baseball season preview and prediction.

Last year, TCU's season fell seven wins short of our projection and the Frogs fell short of the postseason. Injuries and surprising underperformers led to an overall disappointing season.

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[TopFrog]

This might be the most overlooked player on the team.

In a growing trend, TCU adds another two-way player in freshman Trever Baumler. He enters Fort Worth as a top-100 national recruit, batting over. 400 with 22 home runs as a high school senior while also commanding a 93-mph fastball. Depending on how the rotation shakes out, Baumler likely sees more time on the mound, but there's a spot for a dynamic hitter in the lineup.

 

[ShreveFrog]

Like the infield, it's good to have competition and options.