In the words of Justin Timberlake, “What goes around comes around.” Last season LSU took one of the top players from the transfer portal, Luke Holman. They took him away from Alabama. This time, the shoe is on the other foot.
Brady Neal has announced that he is leaving Baton Rouge and taking his talents to Tuscaloosa to play for Rob Vaughn and the Alabama Crimson Tide. The sophomore catcher from Tallahassee, Florida, split time with Alex Milazzo and Hayden Travinski at catcher this season but he still had a pretty good season.
Neal played in 44 games and finished with a .276 batting average with eight doubles, nine homers, and 31 RBI. Alabama over-achieved this season in Vaughn’s first year. They are losing starting catcher Mac Guscette and Neal has the talent to step in on day one and become a starter and an everyday player for the Tide next season.
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— Brady Neal (@bradyneal16) July 1, 2024
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