Three different teams in three days showed three different sides of UCLA baseball. Read more...
Photo: Sophomore pitcher Grant Watson picked up the win in Sunday’s 6-1 victory over USC with a single run and three hits over seven innings.
Three different teams in three days showed three different sides of UCLA baseball. Read more...
Photo: Sophomore pitcher Grant Watson picked up the win in Sunday’s 6-1 victory over USC with a single run and three hits over seven innings.
Usually a weekend series presents an opportunity for each team to learn about the other throughout the weekend and the victor is the one that can handle the other best. It’s the team that grabs ahold of its opposition’s quirks and mistakes and learns how to build off of them. Read more...
Photo: Junior Brian Carroll and the UCLA baseball team will play three games against three different opponents this weekend at Jackie Robinson.
For UCLA, midweek games are anything but a break. In some parts of the country, non-conference midweek match-ups might mean an easy chance to boost up the stats, but on the West coast, which is chock full of perennial powerhouses, Tuesdays come with just as much work as the weekends. Read more...
Photo: Junior pinch hitter Brenton Allen provided the game-winning RBI when he was walked in the top of the ninth inning Tuesday night.
In an emergency situation – regular starter Tyler Rahmatulla had gone down with a wrist injury – then-freshman Cody Regis moved from third to play second base in the 2010 College World Series. Read more...
Photo: Before last weekend, Cody Regis hadn’t played second base since 2010. Now, Regis looks to grow at the position tonight when UCLA plays at Long Beach State.
After loading the bases with no outs in the bottom of the second inning Friday night, UCLA baseball followed up with a strikeout and RBI groundout. Read more...
While the 51 runs UCLA has scored this season might be the flashiest number in the stats box, the 22 that have been scored against it may be just as notable. Read more...
Photo: Kevin Kramer and the baseball team are working on their offense, but with their pitching strength, they don’t have to worry as much about getting hits.
UCLA baseball might have been up by two, they might have been up by 10 – either way, they weren’t going to let their guard down. Read more...
Photo: Sophomore catcher Shane Zeile scored two runs in UCLA’s 12-3 win. The Bruins scored seven runs to break open the game in the sixth inning.