Where Alabama Baseball's Outgoing Transfers Have Committed

Relief pitcher Ariston Veasey struck out six opposing hitters in 3.2 innings this year. He appeared in six contests across two seasons at Alabama, registering a 9.82 earned run average in 2025. On June 3, he committed to Clemson, staying in the Power Four along with Modugno.

Veasey primarily did low-leverage work during limited showings this spring, still exhausting two years of eligibility from his ledger in the process. He has two remaining.

The Crimson Tide has added more than one option in its bullpen for 2026, bringing in three new committed relievers via the portal. Similarly to Modugno, who took infield reps in the 2025 preseason, Veasey's position group got crowded. When it comes to pitching, Alabama isn't done adding yet.

Alabama's aggressiveness in augmenting its upcoming roster with arms has played a role in the shape this transfer class is taking, regarding both arriving players and departing ones. The outgoing transfer class overwhelmingly contains pitchers, many of whom didn't see a lot of live at-bats, if any.