There's no question that Braden Shewmake and John Doxakis are two of the more talented, decorated players on this Aggie baseball roster. With first pitch just one day away, Ryan Brauninger takes a look at the opportunity Shew and Dox have to lead in 2019.

Head Coach Rob Childress and some of the A&M baseball players met with the media on Wednesday to discuss their opening series against Fordham and what they are focusing on heading into the 2019 campaign.

Though the names on the mound may look similar to last season, the A&M pitching staff should be much more dynamic. The maroon and white boast a one-two punch of John Doxaxis and Asa Lacy that should be as potent as any team they face.

During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio A&M baseball coach Rob Childress joined to preview the Aggies 2019 season, discuss new faces on the roster and a possible starting rotation come opening weekend.

With less than a month to go until the 2019 baseball season gets underway, head coach Rob Childress and Aggie pitchers Asa Lacy and John Doxakis met with the media to give some details on the upcoming season.

Braden Shewmake, John Doxakis and Chandler Jozwiak are being recognized for their play this summer. Jozwiak was elected to the Texas Collegiate League All-Star team while Shewmake and Doxakis were selected for the US Collegiate National team.

Last year, the Aggies started their NCAA Tournament run as a three-seed and advanced all the way to the Omaha after defeating a Big 10 opponent in their opening game. They look to duplicate that run again this year, beginning tomorrow against the Indiana Hoosiers.

The Aggies entered the SEC Tournament last week needed to win at least one game to make a Regional. They proceeded to go 3-1 and earn a spot in the Austin Regional, where they will have a chance to play the Longhorns if both teams take care of business in game one.

Texas A&M earned its third win of the 2018 SEC Baseball Tournament on Thursday, besting Auburn and All-American pitcher Casey Mize. Aggie starter John Doxakis carried a no-hitter into the seventh inning in the win.

Texas A&M made three errors and left 10 men on base Friday night as the Gamecocks evened the series at one game apiece. John Doxakis took the loss on the mound, surrendering six hits and one earned run in 5.2 innings.

With only three weekends left in the regular season, the Aggies host No. 1 Florida at Olsen Field. The Gators look like they may be even better than last year's team that won the national championship, and A&M has a tough challenge ahead.

In desperate need of a win, Texas A&M plated five runs in the first inning and got a sterling performance out of John Doxakis to cruise to a 9-2 victory over No. 17 LSU. Logan Foster reached base all five times as the Aggies enjoyed their biggest scoring output since March 20.

Aggie pitcher John Doxakis has seen his workload increase this season and has found success, but it wasn't always easy for him. He sits down with Heath Clary to talk about the changes he's made to his game, fulfilling his potential and more.

The Aggies dropped last weekend's series to Auburn, but they won the Sunday game and handily defeated Rice on Tuesday to build some momentum coming into this weekend's home series against No. 5 Ole Miss.

The Aggies won all five of their games this past week, including a relatively easy three-game sweep over Long Beach State. Gabe Bock analyzes the week that was and more in today's Diamond Notes.

Logan Foster hit two home runs and John Doxakis was splendid on the mound as Texas A&M cruised to a 19-1 victory over Long Beach State. The Aggies scored nine runs in the seventh before making an out to run away with the lopsided win.

Armed with a top ten ranking and eyeing the start of SEC play next weekend, the Aggies face a real test for the second weekend in a row as the Long Beach State visits College Station. The Dirtbags are only 5-8 but have faced five quality opponents, including two SEC teams and TCU.

The Aggies continued their hot start to the 2018 campaign with a convincing 7-1 victory over Houston Baptist Tuesday night at Olsen Field. Lefty John Doxakis got the start and delivered a strong six innings on the mound.