Kentucky baseball NCAA Tournament projections (4/24)
A look at where some of the sport's leading publications see Kentucky landing this postseason.
Derek Terry
Derek Terry is the founder of Bat Cats Central, a leading source for Kentucky baseball coverage. Before leaving full-time sportswriting, Derek worked for The Cats' Pause (2017-22) and Cats Illustrated (2015-17), and interned with D1baseball.com.
Sophomore infielder Ethan Hindle out for remainder of season
Kentucky coach Nick Mingione said on his radio show that Ethan Hindle will be out for the rest of the season.
Observations: Kentucky notches signature series win over Tennessee
Kentucky had been close in other SEC series this season, but the Wildcats finally secured their signature series win of 2025.
Transcript: Nick Mingione discusses series win over No. 2 Tennessee
Kentucky's ninth-year head coach discussed the Wildcats' series win over No. 2 Tennessee with Bat Cats Central.
Evaluating Kentucky baseball at the halfway point of SEC play
The Wildcats are still in the mix for a third straight NCAA Tournament bid, but the first half has been defined by close losses.
Observations: Kentucky falls in another rubber match
Kentucky battled until the final out against No. 2 Texas, but it was a familiar result in another SEC rubber match.
Observations: Another tough series loss for Kentucky
Ole Miss won two out of three in Lexington in a closely played series, dropping the Wildcats to 5-7 in the SEC.
Observations: Kentucky notches key series win at Texas A&M
The Wildcats took 2 out of 3 against a slumping, but talented, Aggies squad.
Cats look to regain momentum in SEC home opener
Losers of three of their last four, the Wildcats have a big opportunity at home against Auburn.
Will Marcy expected to miss extended time
The Kentucky outfielder was injured during the Wildcats' 9-2 win over Northern Illinois on Tuesday night.
Kentucky signee to miss senior season following surgery
Braxton Van Cleave, ranked in the top-100 nationally by Prep Baseball Report, had Tommy John surgery in February to repair a torn UCL.
Two Kentucky seniors off to elite starts in 2025
LHP reliever Jackson Nove and left fielder Cole Hage are pacing the Wildcats early in the season