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Notebook: Mitch Daly the winner, Cats land two left-handed pitchers from the transfer portal
Mitch Daly, a transfer from the University of Texas, will finish his college baseball career with three College World Series appearances.
John Cohen takes pride in Kentucky's first College World Series appearance
Auburn athletics director and former Kentucky baseball coach John Cohen discussed the Wildcats' first College World Series with Bat Cats Central.
Jackson Strong breaks down Kentucky commitment, looming MLB draft decision
The former Canisius outfielder earned All-MAAC First Team honors in 2023 and 2024 before committing to the Wildcats over the weekend.
Nic McCay's perseverance rewarded with Kentucky commitment
McCay missed three seasons at South Dakota State from 2020-23 while recovering from multiple Tommy John surgeries.
All-MAAC First Team outfielder Jackson Strong chooses Kentucky
Strong slashed .350/.482/.621 this year for Canisius and was third nationally with 42 stolen bases.
Revisiting Nick Mingione's first press conference
With Kentucky one win away from its first ever College World Series, Bat Cats Central revisits Nick Mingione's first press conference at Kentucky.
How Kentucky built its best team in school history
With internal development and astute transfer evaluations, Kentucky built a team that's two wins from Omaha.
Bat Cats Central returns!
With Kentucky baseball interest at an all-time high, Bat Cats Central returns with the goal of providing subscribers with all-encompassing coverage of the program.
Former Texas starting infielder Mitch Daly transferring to Kentucky
Already an excellent defender, Daly will look to re-establish what made him one of the top freshmen in the country in 2021.
Notebook: Kentucky coaching staff update
Recruiting coordinator Will Coggin is leaving the program after four years, but pitching coach Dan Roszel is returning on a new two-year contract.
How might Kentucky handle its pitching staff in an NCAA regional?
Between picking a starter for the opening game to bullpen usage, Kentucky's coaches face some interesting decisions regarding its pitching staff.