Baseball
Wolverine bats impress in fall exhibition
By: Brittany Shannon
In their Michigan baseball debut, freshmen Derek Dennis and Patrick Biondi gave the fans at Ray Fisher Stadium a taste of what they can look forward to in the 2010 season. The freshman duo combined for timely hits and three RBI in the Wolverines’ 26-1, 14-inning exhibition win over the Ontario Blue Jays yesterday.
Catching up on the Cape: A day in the life of Michigan centerfielder Ryan LaMarre
By: Nicole Auerbach
WAREHAM, Mass. —Ryan LaMarre didn’t take out his golf clubs until the beginning of August.
Golfing is just a hobby to him, so that wasn’t necessarily a problem. But for someone spending an entire summer on Cape Cod, the home of many sprawling golf courses, it was certainly surprising.
Rain doesn't completely wash out Burgoon's All-Star experience at Fenway
By: Nicole Auerbach
BOSTON — It was tough to pick junior Tyler Burgoon out of the crowd of baseball players huddled around Fenway Park's third base dugout on Thursday.
All of the Cape Cod Baseball League players on hand for the Cape League All-Star Game were dressed in similar warm-up jerseys — and all had ear-to-ear grins on their faces.
Burgoon was no exception.
The Game: 'M' pitcher Tyler Burgoon to play at Fenway
By: Nicole Auerbach
Today, the Cape Cod Baseball League All-Star rosters were announced, and Michigan pitcher Tyler Burgoon made the Eastern Division team.
Burgoon has been rather spectacular on the Cape so far this summer, leading the league with seven saves and putting up impressive strikeout numbers - 24 K’s in just 15.1 innings.
He'll get to dress and take the field at Fenway Park next Thursday.
The Game: Fetter drafted by Padres in 9th round
By: Ryan Kartje
One of the best pitchers in University of Michigan history took one step closer to the Big Show on Tuesday.
Chris Fetter, fourth on Michigan’s all-time strikeout list, was drafted by the San Diego Padres in the 9th round of the Major League Baseball Draft. Fetter was the 264th player drafted and the sixth Wolverine to be selected in the past two seasons.
Baseball season ends without Big Ten Tournament
By: Chantel Jennings
Senior pitcher Chris Fetter felt his season end before it was actually over.
The Wolverines had just allowed the Wildcats to score six uncontested runs during the fifth and sixth innings. The Wolverines' lead deteriorated into a 10-6 deficit.
Big Ten race is about more than being "one away"
By: Ryan Kartje
And if the Wolverines have any chance of making the Big Ten Tournament next week, they have to make sure they don’t feel sorry for themselves either. Because if you ask any team at the University of Michigan, one lucky break could have changed the course of a number of their seasons.
Wolverines collect two midweek wins in final home stand against Ball State
By: Chantel Jennings
Michigan coach Rich Maloney knows that hitting is contagious.
It’s been a catchphrase for the Michigan baseball team this season — and it’s been true more often than not.
In Tuesday’s doubleheader against Ball State, the Wolverines used their contagious hitting to down the Cardinals in both games, 8-5 and 5-2.
Live Blog: Baseball vs. Ball State (Game 2)
By: Chantel Jennings
And we're back for game 2 in this double header against the Ball State Cardinals. During game one the Wolverines were 11-for-29 with one homerun coming from junior catcher Chris Berset. Redshirt junior Nick Urban led the way for Michigan with 3 RBI. He had help from redshirt sophomore Jake McLouth who was 2-for-4 with 2 RBI. Sophomore Travis Smith is starting for Michigan at pitcher.
Live Blog: Baseball vs. Ball State (Game 1)
By: Chantel Jennings
The crowd is pretty sparse here as the Wolverines start their first game of their double-header with Ball State. But today is surprisingly perfect for a baseball game. The sun is out, the sky is clear and it's a comfortable 73 degrees. It's so nice that the windows in the press box are open, so I'm feeling the fresh spring Ann Arbor breeze.
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