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Butch Thompson era officially begins as the baseball team holds first scrimmage

By Bailey Rogers | Sports Writer | January 29

Auburn Baseball took the field to conduct its first full practice of the Butch Thompson era on Friday January 28th.

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By Bailey Rogers | Sports Writer | January 27

Auburn’s famed “Section 111” will be returning to Plainsman Park this season, but things will be different under new coach Butch Thompson. Although it became the official student section of Auburn Baseball in 2000, Coach Thompson is the first coach to fully accept the section.

Section 111 finds its footing

By Bailey Rogers | Sports Writer | January 27

Auburn’s famed “Section 111” will be returning to Plainsman Park this season, but things will be different under new coach Butch Thompson.

Former Auburn baseball player named American League MVP

By Evan McCullers | Assistant Sports Editor | November 19

Donaldson, who played at Auburn from 2005-07, finished 81 points ahead of Anaheim Angels outfielder Mike Trout.

Bohannon hired as assistant baseball coach

By Sam Butler | Sports Editor | October 27

The 2015 BA/ABCA National Assistant Coach of the Year will join newly hired baseball coach Butch Thompson's staff, Auburn announced Tuesday.

Auburn alumni compete in MLB Postseason

By Emily Shoffit | Sports Editor | October 27

Two Auburn baseball alumni competed in the 2015 MLB postseason, with both players advancing to the League Championship Series in their respective leagues.

UPDATED: Auburn tabs Butch Thompson as next baseball coach

By Emily Shoffit | Sports Reporter and Evan McCullers | Assistant Sports Editor | October 22

Thompson, who was the pitching coach at Auburn from 2006-08, replaces the recently fired Sunny Golloway.

Baseball completes Fall World Series

By Emily Shoffit | Sports Editor | October 20

Auburn Baseball's fall ball "World Series" concluded Wednesday with Blue Team taking the series 5-2.

Storied career comes to close for Tim Hudson

By Emily Shoffit | Sports Editor | October 20

Auburn baseball alumni and reigning World Series champion Tim Hudson bid adieu to a 17-year Major League Baseball career in front of the home fans of AT&T park. The 40-year-old right-hander said his farewell across the bay from Oakland where he began his career in 1999.

Replacing Sunny Golloway

By Emily Shoffit | Sports Editor | October 10

Auburn Baseball severed ties with head coach Sunny Golloway last week, leaving Greg Norton at the helm of the program until a new coach is found.

The Golloway experiment was doomed from the start

By Sam Butler | Sports Editor | September 29

Sunny Golloway is gone. His two years here had become a melting pot of emotions: exciting, disappointing, promising, and ultimately wasted. When he was hired in June of 2013, a energizing jolt got sent through the veins of the Auburn program. The Tigers had been to the NCAA Tournament just twice in the 10 years prior to Golloway’s hiring.

Updated with press release from Golloway's lawyer: Golloway fired 'with cause' as Auburn Baseball head coach

By Staff Report | September 29

Sunny Golloway, who served as Auburn head baseball coach for the previous two seasons, has been dismissed by Auburn Athletics Director Jay Jacobs,  announced Sunday.

Auburn baseball alumnus sets MLB All-Star record

By Emily Shoffit | Sports Editor | July 6

This year marked the first that voting for the MLB All-Star game voting was done entirely online.

Baseball alumnus awaits call up from MLB

By Emily Shoffit | Sports Editor | June 12

In 2014, Auburn baseball saw three Tigers selected in the Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft.

Two Tigers selected in MLB Draft

By Emily Shoffit | Sports Editor | June 10

The MLB First-Year Player Draft concluded Wednesday afternoon and two of four Auburn prospects were chosen.  Trey Wingenter was the first Tiger to go, selected in the 17th round (507th overall) by the San Diego Padres.

​Lipscomb named an Academic All-American

By Evan McCullers | Sports Writer | June 4

As announced Thursday, June 4, sophomore pitcher Cole Lipscomb has been named a second-team Capital One Academic All-American by the College Sports Information Directors of America. Lipscomb excelled on and off the field in 2015, posting an 8-2 record with a 2.53 ERA while maintaining a 3.76 GPA in finance. “I am extremely proud of Cole and all the hard work he puts in as a student-athlete,” coach Sunny Golloway said.

​College of Charleston knocks baseball out of NCAA Tournament

By Evan McCullers | Sports Writer | June 1

Fans will have to wait until next spring to see another Auburn team run onto the diamond. Hours after the Tigers’ softball team was eliminated from the Women’s College World Series, the baseball team fell to College of Charleston, 3-2, on Sunday, May 31, in Tallahassee, Florida. The loss eliminated the Tigers from the NCAA Tournament. Both teams went down in order in the first inning, and a rain delay halted the game before the second inning could begin. The game was suspended and the teams resumed play after a six hour and twenty minute delay. Charleston didn’t take long to break the scoreless tie. In the Cougars’ first at-bat following the delay, Nick Pappas hit a two-run home run off Auburn’s starting pitcher Dalton Rentz to give Charleston a 1-0 lead. Auburn fought back to tie the game in the bottom of the fourth inning, starting when Charleston starter Nathan Helvey issued a one-out walk to Daniel Robert, and Robert advanced to second on Anfernee Grier’s infield single.

Tigers grab first Regional win since 2010

By Lauren Christopher | Sports Editor | May 30

It only took one run for the Tigers to shutout No.