Last season, the Green Wave had a team ERA of 6.36. That is a reasonably good statistical indication that Tulane struggled to have consistent outings on the mound. The two players with the lowest ERAs who threw in more than two games, Michael Lombardi and Tayler Montiel, were selected in the MLB draft. Starting left handed pitcher Luc Fladda is also gone. So who can the Green Wave rely on to pitch effectively on the mound in 2026? More Tulane: What to Expect from Tulane Green Wave Baseball’s Talented Infield Next Season Tulane is set to return starter Trey Cehajic, who went 5-2 in 13 starts last season. Cehajic had a 4.89 ERA and struck out 57 while walking 28 in 57 innings. Yet Cehajic is the only returning starter with an ERA under 5.00. The good news is the Green Wave have had a productive offseason utilizing the transfer portal as it pertains to recruiting new pitchers. Tulane brought in Liberty pitcher Jack Frankel, fresh off of an impressive freshman season Frankel recorded a 3.40 ERA and struck out 32Read More
Tulane Baseball Must Rebuild Pitching Staff After MLB Draft Losses
