UMD baseball swept by Michigan during three-game home series
By Michael Hromalik
The Terrapins looked to make a statement against the Wolverines, but were instead swept. Continue reading UMD baseball swept by Michigan during three-game home series
By Michael Hromalik
The Terrapins looked to make a statement against the Wolverines, but were instead swept. Continue reading UMD baseball swept by Michigan during three-game home series
By Michael Kim “I have been waiting my whole life for this series.” For many Washington Nationals fans, this year’s Major League Baseball World Series is a culmination of years of disappointment. For Jackson Hawkins, a sophomore journalism major, this week “means the world.” Since the Nationals moved to Washington in 2005, fans have had little to cheer about during the postseason. Despite winning division … Continue reading Tensions and hopes are higher than ever for lifelong student Nationals fans
By Luke Gentile The Maryland baseball team (15-17, 3-3 Big Ten) could not surmount a late two run deficit and wobbly bullpen Sunday in its game against the University of Illinois (19-8, 6-3 Big Ten) losing 4-2. Maryland looked to close out the three game series with a win, as the Terrapins and Fighting Illini split the previous two contests. Junior Hunter Parsons took the … Continue reading Terps offense falters against Illinois
By Luke Gentile The Maryland men’s baseball team (7-6) could not rally back against Bryant University (3-7) March 9 as the Terrapins fell 7-3. Baseball is a game of momentum, and from the outset, the energy was swinging in favor of the Bulldogs. Senior right-handed pitcher Taylor Bloom took the mound for the Terps. He came into the game with 2.86 era and a 2-1 … Continue reading Baseball loses to Bryant
By Jacquelyn Budko Maryland Baseball’s preseason has passed and the regular season is underway, but many questions remain for the Terps as they face a unfriendly schedule. The biggest question entering this season is starting pitching. Maryland (2-4) lost starting pitcher Brian Shaffer and closer Ryan Selmer to the MLB Draft last year. Shaffer led the Terps with a 2.66 ERA last season in 16 … Continue reading Terps start season slow, but have potential