2026 D2 Baseball Regionals Preview!

2026 D2 Baseball Regionals Preview!

The 2026 D2 Baseball Regionals are coming up! Preview all eight regions and the teams within with Robert Frey and special guests, Mike Vucsko, Alex Pearce, and Will Conerly.Video Chapters0:43 - 15:24 Atlantic15:30 - 46:59 Midwest w/ Mike Vucsko47:02 - 1:10:22 Central1:10:33 - 1:23:23 East1:23:30 - 1:53:30 Southeast w/ Alex Pearce1:53:54 - 2:11:53 South2:11:55 - 2:55:46 South Central w/ Will Conerly2:56:00 - 3:08:40 West

April 29th Regional Rankings! Breaking down the first ordered Regional Rankings in D2 Baseball

The first ordered NCAA Division II regional rankings of 2026 are officially here! Join the D2 Baseball podcast as we dive deep into the April 29th rankings with special guest Wayne Cavadi from the DII Report. We are breaking down all eight regions, analyzing the current field of 56, and discussing how upcoming conference tournaments could lead to stolen bids and bracket chaos In this episode: Atlantic Region: Analysis of the top-heavy PSAC and why the MEC might be a one-bid league Central Region: The impact of Arkansas Monticello’s recent loss and the strength of schedule for UMary East Region: Can anyone stop the dominant Malloy? We discuss potential bid stealers in the CACC and NE10. Midwest Region: Why metrics might not tell the whole story for a surging UIndy team. South Region: Breaking down a tight race for the final spots between Trevecca, Mississippi College, and Lee. South Central Region: Why Colorado Mesa and UT Tyler look like the teams to beat. Southeast Region: A look at the deepest region in the country, featuring seven top-25 teams. West Region: Discussing the "insane" metrics of Cal State Monterey Bay and the battle for the final CCAA seeds. Stay Connected: Check the full official rankings at on.ncaa.com/D2BSBrr Follow the metrics at d2baseball.com/stats. Subscribe for more regional ranking updates as we head toward Selection Sunday on May 10th!

Regional Rankings Release! First Discussion into the D2 Baseball Postseason

Host Robert Frey and special guest Wayne Cavadi from the DII Report break down the first release of the regional consideration lists for the 2026 Division II baseball season. They analyze each region's top contenders and surprises while discussing how key metrics like RPI and strength of schedule influence the tournament bracket. Regional Summaries: Atlantic Region: The "Big Five"—West Chester, Millersville, East Stroudsburg, Seton Hill, and Frostburg State—remain the primary contenders. Bloomsburg is noted as a surprise due to playing the toughest schedule in D2 baseball. Central Region: The MIAA dominates with seven teams on the list, potentially turning the GAC into a one-bid league. Traditional powers like Central Missouri and Pittsburg State continue to lead the pack. East Region: Southern New Hampshire remains the dominant force, having reached the championship site in six of the last seven years. Bentley is identified as a sleeper pick due to offensive depth and strong starting pitching. Midwest Region: Grand Valley State and Wayne State are positioned as likely hosts, bolstered by top-tier pitching rotations. South Region: Florida Southern is a major disruptor with elite metrics despite a 21-17 record. Tampa and Rollins are considered locks, making the remaining spots highly competitive. South Central Region: Colorado Mesa and the "Big Four" from the Lone Star Conference—West Texas A&M, Angelo State, Lubbock Christian, and UT Tyler—are the primary teams under consideration. Southeast Region: Described as the most elite region, all ten listed teams have at least 30 wins. North Greenville leads with dominant metrics across the board. West Region: Cal State Monterey Bay and Point Loma are top contenders. Cal Poly Pomona’s resume is strengthened by being the only D2 team to beat Colorado Mesa twice. Chapters: 2:20 - Atlantic Region 5:55 - Metrics the committee looks at 7:45 - Central Region 13:20 - East Region 16:30 - Midwest Region 21:20 - South Region 26:55 - South Central Region 31:40 - Southeast Region 36:20 - West Region

Ep. 70: Small Town, Big Ball, Eric DuBose Talks West Alabama's Early Success in Livingston

In this episode, Robert sits down with West Alabama Head Coach Eric DuBose, who is off to a great 12-1 start to begin the season. In this episode, we talk about coaching philosophy, the pitching staff success, some notable offensive players, the advantage of having depth, DuBose allowing players to coach him, and more.Don't miss this episode with West Alabama Head Coach Eric DuBose.

Ep. 69: Hot Start in San Marcos: Jose Garcia Talks About Team's Early Success

In this episode, Robert is joined by Cal State San Marcos Head Coach Jose Garcia, as he discusses the team's 7-1 start to begin the season. He also talks about some of the top bats on the team, like Jacob Embleton (.391 AVG, 1.192 OPS), Michael Ryan (.350 AVG, .969 OPS), and Stephen Espinoza (.345 AVG, team-leading 10 hits). As well, he talks about the success of the rotation like Dylan Escobar (2.00 ERA), PJ Wendler(2-0 with a .086 batting average against), and Ben Pernetti (3.86 ERA, 11.6 K/9). All are transfer players and have made a big impact for the team.