Jake Boss Jr. notches career win No. 300 at MSU
Baseball's 6-0 win Sunday afternoon against Rutgers, was head coach Jake Boss Jr.’s 300th victory in charge as head coach of the team.
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Baseball's 6-0 win Sunday afternoon against Rutgers, was head coach Jake Boss Jr.’s 300th victory in charge as head coach of the team.
It took a day longer than anybody expected, but baseball stopped its eight-game losing streak Sunday afternoon with a 6-0 victory over Rutgers. The game was postponed Saturday afternoon due to rain.
Baseball was unable to stop their slide Friday at McLane Baseball Stadium, dropping their seventh and eighth games in a row, to the Rutgers Scarlet Knights by scores of 8-4 and 6-4.
Whether it be hitting a 90 mph fastball or throwing an 87 mph curveball to get the batter swinging, baseball is likely known as one of the hardest sports to master for same people.
A disastrous second inning by the Spartans ultimately lead to the team’s loss Wednesday afternoon against Western Michigan University.
ANN ARBOR — Nothing as of late has been going the baseball team’s way as it was crushed in its loss to rival University of Michigan, 11-0, and finished the weekend series 0-3.
ANN ARBOR — Each inning on the afternoon for the Spartans seemed longer and longer as nothing went their way throughout the whole game.
After leading in the last two innings of the game, the Wolverines would respond back in the top of the ninth to take the game back.
Baseball will head to Ann Arbor at 4 p.m. Friday to begin a three-game series with rival University of Michigan.
Baseball out-hit Central Michigan University 9-2, but left ten runners on base, as they fell 3-1 to the Chippewas Wednesday afternoon at McLane Baseball Stadium in East Lansing. This is the Spartans’ third loss in four games, and it drops them to 6-13 on the season.
After losing their second game this weekend and their 12th game this month, baseball struggled on the mound against Niagara University Sunday afternoon in their 12-10 loss.
Niagara University beat baseball in the last of their four game series, 12-10, ending the series with a 2--2 split.
The Spartans fell 3-2 to Niagara University in the second home game of the season Friday at McLane Baseball Stadium.
After playing 14 games on the road in warmer climates, the 4-10 Spartans will make their first appearance at McLane Baseball Stadium on March 15 against Niagara University.
Three MSU Spartans were voted by the Big Ten baseball coaches to the Preseason Honors list: sophomore outfielder Bryce Kelley, senior right-handed pitcher Jake Lowery and junior right-handed pitcher Riley McCauley.
On a cool, beautiful Tuesday night, the MSU baseball team played a tune up game, while the Lansing Lugnuts ended their season in the annual Crosstown Showdown exhibition game at Cooley Law School Stadium in Lansing.
Five former MSU baseball players who played with the Spartans in 2017 signed contracts with Major League Baseball clubs over the weekend, MSU Athletic Communications announced Monday.
Four MSU baseball players were selected in the 2017 MLB Draft. Senior pitcher Joe Mockbee, junior outfielder Brandon Hughes, sophomore pitchers Nathan Witt and Alex Troop heard their names called over the three-day draft.
MSU baseball head coach Jake Boss Jr. has announced the 2017 team awards.
In his last regular season start, redshirt-sophomore pitcher Alex Troop led the MSU baseball team to a victory over in-state rival Michigan. It was a game for the ages, as he was later honored with the Big Ten Pitcher of the Week award for his impressive performance.