CLEMSON — Clemson baseball pitcher and outfielder TP Wentworth entered the transfer portal June 13.
Wentworth hit .220 with two doubles and seven RBIs as a freshman. He also had a 8.00 ERA in 11 appearances. He became a starter in May, playing right field in nine games.
Perfect Game rated him 10/10 in its rating system out of high school, which is defined as a potential high draft pick and/or elite level college prospect.
Clemson coach Erik Bakich touted Wentworth as a future star of the program because of his hitting and throwing power.
Wentworth is the second Clemson hitter who contributed in 2025 to enter the portal, joining Tristan Bissetta. The portal, which opened June 2, closes on July 1. Graduate transfers can enter outside of the window, and if a school's coach leaves, players on those rosters will have an additional 30-day window to enter.
Clemson looks to host its fourth straight NCAA regional next season as it eyes the College World Series. It suffered an early exit in its regional this season.
The Tigers are landing key hitters and pitchers via the portal because of the loss of players to expiring eligibility, the portal and the MLB draft. They have not reached the College World Series since 2010.
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Derrian Carter covers Clemson athletics for The Greenville News and the USA TODAY Network. Email him at dcarter@gannett.com and follow him on X, formerly known as Twitter, @DerrianCarter00
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