Former Tiger outfielder and first baseman Seth Beer (Suwanee, Ga.) made his major league debut with the Arizona Diamondbacks off the bench in the eighth inning against the Mariners in Seattle on Friday night.

We recently caught up with Beer to discuss his time at Clemson, COVID-19, and his current situation as he hopes and waits for the MLB season to start.

The former Clemson star chimes in on the abrupt stop for the Tiger baseball team.

The former Clemson Tiger has a new home in the MLB.

As we turn the calendar to 2019 we wanted to look back at some of the top moments over the past 365 days.

In terms of value, Logan Davidson has shown and is continuing to show why he’s looked at as the next great prospect to come out of Clemson for the 2019 MLB Draft. The 2018 College Baseball Home Run Derby was the latest example.

The former Clemson baseball star quickly made an impact in the New York-Penn League and has gotten the call to move up in the Houston Astros organization

The Astros on Wednesday announced they have signed Seth Beer. Beer was selected with the 28th overall pick in this year's MLB Draft.

It’s amazing the swings of emotions that you can feel in a span of 24 hours. One minute you’re at your lowest. The next, you’re on top of the world. It applies in both sports and life. For Beer, it was no different going from a season-ending loss to fulfilling a childhood dream.

Former National Player of the Year Seth Beer was selected 28th overall in the first round by the Houston Astros Monday.

The Commodores hit nine home runs to hammer Clemson 19-6 in what was the final game in the Clemson Regional. The Tigers ran out of gas and ran out of arms in what was another disappointing end to their season at home.

The Tigers were down early, but as they so often do, responded when they needed to most. Now there’s another game to be played in a matter of hours.

It started off so different, so promising, for a fan base that was sure this was the moment their Tigers would finally get over the Saturday hump. But in the end, it was the same result. Now, the journey of getting over that hump just became a much steeper mountain to climb.

It was one of the most stressful games of Monte Lee's career, but these Tigers are used to the stress that comes with these big moments. This was the 20th one-run game they played this season. Clemson has now won 15 of them and moves on to a new challenge that awaits.

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In the deciding game of Clemson's Regional against Vanderbilt a season ago, Jordan Greene was a part of a moment that all but sealed Clemson’s fate in the 8-0 loss. On if that play is still on his mind this time around, how far he’s come, and if he feels any pressure to advance this weekend.

Seth Beer and Ryley Gilliam spoke with us earlier today just after Clemson learned they were the 10th overall seed.

Winners of 17 of their last 19 games, the Tigers look to secure a Top 8 national seed.