Vanderbilt baseball commit Aiden Stillman went undrafted in this year's MLB Draft. Stillman stands at 6-foot-3 and weighs 190 pounds from Trinity Prep School in Florida. According to MLB scouting, he is the No. 105 overall player in this year’s draft class.

Vanderbilt baseball landed a commitment from Georgia transfer pitcher Nate Taylor, he announced on social media July 14.

Evan Hampton, a 4-star running back in the class of 2026, flipped from Louisville to Vanderbilt football, he announced July 14 on social media. "Immediately after visiting I felt a sense of community, and recognized the university's commitment to excellence both academically and athletically," Hampton said in a statement.

Another need is at pitcher, where Vanderbilt needs a proven weekend starter to slot in alongside returners Connor Fennell and Austin Nye. The Commodores did add a commitment from high school lefty Aiden Stillman, who helps ease the loss of Ethan McElvain after his transfer to Arkansas.

Carter Johnstone, a Cal State Fullerton third baseman and younger brother of transfer pick up Logan Johnstone, committed to Vanderbilt on June 24.

Twice during that game, Barczi hit an umpire with a line drive up the middle. “He just hit the ball so hard, and the umpires could not get out of the way,” Naperville Central coach Mike Stock recalled. As Barczi came to the plate for his third at-bat, the umpires repositioned themselves.

Johnstone was draft eligible, but after not being taken in the 2025 MLB Draft, he decided to officially declare his intention on playing in Nashville next spring. Johnstone’s decision to play for Vanderbilt gives the Commodores an offensive boost going into next season.

Graham Baakko talks Vanderbilt baseball as it starts its postseason run in the NCAA Tournament and whether or not the Commodores can win the College World Series.