Former Endicott pitcher Ben Gill, who was 6-1 with a 2.14 ERA last spring, will transfer to UConn. (Endicott Athletics)
College coaches continue to use the NCAA transfer portal as a useful tool for roster building, particularly at the D1 level.
New NCAA rules -- which allow student-athletes five years to complete five seasons of eligibility -- may lead to even more transfers in the years to come.
The top New England programs have seen transfers make sizable impacts in recent seasons. Transfers to schools like UConn, Northeastern and Boston College have played key roles on winning teams and also -- in some cases -- earned opportunities to play professional baseball.
Here's a look at 10 impact players who transferred to New England D1 programs this summer.
