Gator Baseball 2023 Official Roster Tracker/Lineup???

Here's the story link. I'm glad to see the SID giving some attention to the baseball team this early.
Florida-Georgia Exhibition Highlights Gators’ 2022 Fall Slate - Florida Gators

 

Here is an interesting photograph. These three could end up three of our most productive bats this year. Its probably a reach to expect that from Heyman as a freshman but if he is as good as they say it makes this photograph all the more telling at season's end. Don't get me wrong I think that Caglianone and Riopelle will have plenty to say about productivity but some photos speak louder than words.

Luke Heyman (left), Wyatt Langford (middle) and Colby Halter (right) pose outside of Terwilliger Elementary prior to their Sept. 8 visit.

Gators Begin September with Trio of Community Service Visits - Florida Gators

 

I was reminded of some great news today on the heels of the football team losing this Saturday. Fall Ball starts in less than 4 weeks.

 

Does it give help to anyone if I add the schedule to the original post? Ocalaman has the link and many usually look it up themselves. Let me know your opinion if it helps you follow Gator Baseball and I'll gladly add it to the thread.

I felt the SEC home schedule for us is a little blah this year. Much will be riding on how Vandy ends up the season. I'm glad we have Miami back at home this year to help our crowd support, even though I prefer many of the Miami fans to stay home. I am happy that none of our SEC home games are on a Thursday which will help our fan turnout. I would think getting the last game of the FSU series in Gainesville as planned will also boost attendance.

 

Just 3 weeks away from the start of fall ball. The way I see it we have 2 fielding positions open, one in the infield at second or third depending where Halter ends up and one outfield position. Pitching has plenty of arms to go around as we start out. Now its just a matter of dialing in rotations and key relievers. I could throw a hand full of names out there for DH but that all depends on who gets the starting spots in the field. I'm looking forward to see how the competition heats up from day one with lots of talented hitters coming in against plenty of talented arms to face. I hope to see a few standouts by the end of the first 7-10 days as guys start to step up and challenge for the last few spots. October 9th can't come soon enough.

 

Here's a link to three short comments on Gators and the 2023 draft.
Top 20 college prospects for '23 Draft
4. Wyatt Langford, OF, Florida
After collecting just four at-bats as a freshman, Langford led the SEC with a school-record 26 homers last spring while batting .355/.447/.719. He's similar to Crews and some scouts prefer Langford because he has a better right-handed swing as well as more speed and athleticism, though he has spent most of his college career in left field.
16. Brandon Sproat, RHP, Florida
The highest unsigned player in the 2019 Draft (seventh round, Rangers), Sproat boosted his stock by allowing just seven earned runs in his final six starts last spring while pushing his fastball to 99 mph and his slider to 91. The Mets took him in the third round without discussing financial parameters, and he turned them down to try to go higher in 2023. He also can miss bats with a low-80s curveball and mid-80s changeup, and if he can maintain the improved control and command he showed down the stretch, he could fit in the first round.
19. Hurston Waldrep, RHP, Florida
A seldom-used reliever as a Southern Mississippi freshman, Waldrep logged a 3.20 ERA with a 140/33 K/BB ratio in 90 innings as a starter last spring, ranking third in NCAA Division I in whiff rate (14.0 per nine innings) before transferring to Florida. His fastball parks at 94-96 mph and peaks at 98 mph, though it gets hit harder than his mid-80s slider and changeup, and his delivery creates some reliever risk.