Thursday marks MLB Opening Day.

With teams across the league getting their seasons started, multiple former Tennessee baseball standouts have cracked their franchise's roster.

Here's who made the cut.

TALK ABOUT IT IN THE ROCKY TOP FORUM

Getting the ball to start Boston's season is pitcher Garrett Crochet. This is his first season with the Red Sox after beginning his career with the White Sox.

This is fifth year in the show. He is coming off a season featuring a 6-12 record with the league's worst team. He started in all 32 appearances while posting a 3.58 ERA and 1.07 WHIP.

This resulted in him signing $3.8 million, one-year deal with Boston.

At Tennessee, Crochet pitched for Vols from 2018-20. He made 13 starts in 36 appearances while earning a 4.64 ERA. He was selected by the Chicago White Sox in the first round (11th pick) of the 2020 MLB Draft.

His junior year at Tennessee was cut short due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Ben Joyce returns to the Angels' MLB squad after splitting time between Los Angeles and minor league affiliates. This will be his third season of service with 43 games already under his belt.

In that time, Joyce has started one game while earning a 3-1 record and four saves. His career ERA sits at 2.82 with a 1.30 WHIP.

The hard-throwing righty played for Tennessee from 2021-22 but didn't pitch in 2021 due to injury. He began his career with a two-year stint at Walters State CC. In 2022, he recorded a 2.23 ERA and 2-1 record in 27 appearances and one start. He was a part of a team that won the regular season and SEC Tournament titles.

This season earned him a spot NCBWA Third-Team All-American honor. He was picked in the third round by the Angels in the 2022 MLB Draft.

After making his major league debut a year ago, Jordan Beck has cracked the Rockies' opening-day roster. In 55 games as a rookie, Beck hit .188 with a .245 on-base percentage.

He left the yard with three home runs and six doubles while driving in 13 RBI and crossing himself for 14 runs.

Beck played with the Vols from 2020-22 with 149 games played and 142 starts. He hit .284 with 34 home runs and 134 RBI.

He was picked in the 14th round by the Red Sox out of high school before choosing to play for Tennessee. After his collegiate career, he was picked 38th overall by the Rockies.

Seth Halvorsen made his debut last season with the Rockies. In his first year of MLB play, he pitched in 12 games.

In his rookie year, he threw for a 1.46 ERA and earned a 2-1 record and two saves.

Halvorsen pitched for Missouri from 2019-21 before transferring to Tennessee. He missed the 2022 season due to injury before pitching well in 2023. In his lone year on the mound for the Vols, he appeared in 25 games with one start. He posted a 3.81 ERA and 3-3 record with two saves.

He was picked in the 20th round by the Twins out of high school and in the 19th round by Phillies in 2021. He finally agreed to play in the pros after being picked by the Rockies in the seventh round in the 2023 MLB Draft.

– TALK ABOUT IT IN THE ROCKY TOP FORUM.

– ENJOY VOLREPORT WITH A PREMIUM SUBSCRIPTION.

– SUBSCRIBE TO THE VOLREPORT YOUTUBE CHANNEL.

– FOLLOW VOLREPORT ON TWITTER: @TennesseeRivals, @ByNoahTaylor, @RyanTSylvia, @Dale_Dowden, @ShayneP_Media.