Georgia Tech Baseball Transfer Commitment List

Georgia Tech has been busy in the transfer portal this offseason

Jackson Caudell | Jun 29, 2023

Georgia Tech Baseball Transfer Commitment List /

There have been plenty of changes after a disappointing season for Georgia Tech baseball.

Gone is pitching coaching Danny Borrell and the program brought in Matt Taylor from the Atlanta Braves organization to help try and fix an issue plaguing the Yellow Jackets for some time. Over the past couple of weeks, Georgia Tech has been adding talented players through the transfer portal in hopes of having a big bounce-back season in 2024.

A lot of incredible things happening right now.
We are building a group of winners & not done yet! @zpink11 @MaTaylor24 pic.twitter.com/lwB2VHM6eU
— James Ramsey (@jamesramsey23) June 29, 2023

Let's take a look at the new faces that will be at Georgia Tech this season.

This page will be updated with any new transfer news that is sure to come in the future.

Cam Jones- Pitcher/Outfielder, Georgia State

After a memorable four years at Georgia State, I want to express my gratitude to everyone who made it a truly unforgettable experience. With much thought and prayer, I am excited to announce my commitment to Georgia Tech! Thank you all for the incredible memories! pic.twitter.com/Bx7P7w1vd5
— Cam Jones (@c_jones30) June 21, 2023

Three-time, first-team All-Sun Belt Conference selection. Four-year letter winner as a right-handed hitting outfielder-first baseman and left-handed pitcher. The first three-time, first-team all-conference player in program history and the first Panther to be a finalist for a national award, the John Olerud Two-Way Player of the Year Award (Stats courtesy of Georgia State Sports).

Career batting average of .341 with eight homers, 75 RBI and 106 runs ... Ranks second in program history with 50 career stolen bases. Has seven career wins and seven saves (Top 10 in school history). Career ERA 4.02 is the third lowest mark among GSU pitchers with at least 100 innings. Pitched an immaculate inning in his first collegiate appearance in 2020. Reached base in 32 consecutive games over the 2022 (last 17 games) and 2023 (first 15 games) for the sixth-longest streak in school history (Stats courtesy of Georgia State Sports).

Matthew Ellis- Catcher, Indiana

Ellis announced on his Instagram page last night that he would be transferring from Indiana to Georgia Tech. Although he was banged up last season, Ellis was a productive player in 2022.

Ellis is tied for No. 7 on IU’s single-season home run charts (18) with Kyle Schwarber (2013) and Alex Smith (1986) ... Finished tied for No. 10 on the single-season RBI charts (65) at Indiana, tied with Seth Bynum (2004), Vasili Spanos (2002) and Doug DeVore (1999) (Stats courtesy of Indiana Baseball).

Appeared in 25 games last season with 24 starts. Missed two games due to illness and 29 games with an injury (wrist). Made starts as a catcher (13) and designated hitter (11). Reached base safely in 19 of 25 games played. Collected a hit in 13 games. Worked a walk in 11 games, including four multi-walk games. Posted four multi-hit games and four multi-RBI games. Homered at Auburn (2/17), versus Morehead State (3/16), and in the first two games against Ohio State (3/25-26) (Stats courtesy of Indiana Baseball).

Mason Patel- Pitcher, Georgia State

I am extremely grateful for my time at Georgia State. Opportunities towards growth, countless memories and everlasting relationships were created. With that said, I’m excited to announce my commitment to Georgia Tech! Thank you to everyone who has helped me along this journey! pic.twitter.com/QALSsZwlBk
— Mason Patel (@Mason_Patel) June 26, 2023

Patel is another transfer coming over from Georgia State and hoping to make an impact on the pitching staff. Right-handed pitcher with a 3.47 ERA in three seasons (19 appearances) but has been limited by injuries. Has 60 strikeouts in 59.2 innings and a .247 average against (Stats courtesy of Georgia State Sports).

Mike Becchetti- 2B, Fairfield

2022: All-MAAC Second Team. MAAC All-Academic Team. Started all 50 games he played in at second base while tallying career-highs with a .305 average, eight home runs, and 32 RBI. Tied for second in the MAAC with 18 doubles (Courtesy of Fairfield Baseball).

Finished in the top 10 in the conference with 50 runs scored and 64 hits. Recorded 21 multi-hit games with a season-high four hits and three runs scored against Saint Peter’s (4/22). Scored a run in six-straight games while totaling 10 in that span (4/14) – (4/22)(Courtesy of Fairfield Baseball).

Bobby Zmarzlak- OF, Maryland

Here are some of Zmarzlak's career stats, courtesy of Maryland Baseball:

No. 7 in runs (64)
No. 14 in home runs (15)
No. 17 in at-bats (234)
No. 20 in hit by pitch (20)

Payton Green- INF, NC State

Georgia Tech picked up another infielder, but this time it was from an ACC foe. Green just finished up his Sophomore season at NC State and put up a solid campaign in 2023.

Here are some of his stats from last season, courtesy of NC State Baseball:

Made 55 appearances with 54 starts – started 31 games at shortstop and 23 games at second base
Batted .274 with 57 hits, 12 doubles, 10 homers, 45 RBI and 99 total bases
Led the Wolfpack with nine stolen bases
Ranked second on the team with 13 multi-RBI games and tied for second on the roster with 16 multi-hit games
Tied for third on the team with a 10-game hitting streak and ranked third alone with a 19-game reached base streak
Belted two homers and tallied a career-high 10 total bases in a win over Belmont on Feb. 25
Hit a walk-off homer to complete a weekend sweep against NJIT, leading the Wolfpack to a 6-5 comeback victory on March 5
Recorded a hit in 18 of his first 19 games of the season, logging multiple hits seven times during that stretch

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