JT Sokolove, MSU Baseball’s center fielder, finished his final season of collegiate ball this spring. This summer, his road to the show is taking a turn with a chance at making a Banana Ball roster.
A season marked by towering highs and crushing lows came to an end Thursday night, as MSU baseball fell 4-2 to No. 4 Oregon.
A routine line drive hit right at Picot quickly entered his mitt and exited just as fast as MSU’s hopes of a Big Ten Tournament run.
In a decorated season for Michigan State University baseball, ace left-hander Joseph Dzierwa was named Big Ten Pitcher of the Year — headlining a group of Spartans earning postseason honors.
Following his thrilling walk-off winner on Saturday, junior third baseman Randy Seymour called the postseason a clean slate — a message MSU baseball head coach Jake Boss Jr. echoed as the Spartans prepare for Omaha.
Michigan State University baseball is headed back to the Big Ten Tournament after a walk-off single from junior third baseman Randy Seymour sealed a postseason berth.
After a narrow 4-3 loss on Thursday, Michigan State University baseball had no answer for Minnesota’s red-hot offense, falling 11-5 in Game Two.
In a pivotal game for Michigan State University baseball's Big Ten Tournament hopes, Minnesota grabbed an early lead and never let go, handing the Spartans a 4-3 loss in Thursday’s series opener.
Michigan State University baseball’s Big Ten Tournament hopes hang in the balance as they face Minnesota this weekend.
Michigan State University baseball couldn’t solve Oregon’s pitching in game three, managing just four hits in a 3-1 defeat.
Less than 24 hours after Michigan State University baseball's upset win, Oregon unleashed an 18-hit barrage to cruise past the Spartans, 13-5.
The Spartans came into Friday as heavy underdogs against the No. 6 Oregon Ducks. MSU has ridden the waves up and down all year, but on Friday, Joseph Dzierwa steadied the ship to deliver a shutout win.
In a true pitchers' duel, MSU and Joseph Dzierwa clipped the Ducks’ wings, winning 2-0. Dzierwa had not reached the eighth inning at any point this season, on Friday night, he went the full nine.
This past weekend, Michigan State University baseball struggled to find momentum or an offensive spark, falling in three straight games to Michigan by a combined score of 23-9.
After two lopsided losses to start the weekend, Michigan State University baseball showed signs of life on Sunday. Despite falling behind 6-0 in the first inning, the Spartans battled back before ultimately falling 6-5.
The Michigan Wolverines jumped out to an early lead, and Michigan State University baseball never found its rhythm, ultimately falling 9-2 in game two and dropping the series.
At its core, baseball is a game of momentum — something Michigan State University baseball could never get control of in its game one 8-2 loss to Michigan.
In the final game of a nine-game homestand, Michigan State University baseball couldn’t get anything going, falling to Purdue Fort Wayne 10-1.
Michigan State baseball dominated Ohio State 14-4 with a relentless offensive outburst, drawing 14 walks and completing a three-game sweep via mercy rule to extend their win streak to six.
