Published March 18, 2008
Ray Fisher Stadium, home of the Michigan baseball team, is still undergoing renovations with the home baseball season scheduled to start this week. The first game in the renovated Fish was scheduled for today, but it was cancelled due to rain. Coach Rich Maloney said the construction wasn't a factor.
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