… the heart of Target Field’s outfield. Much like his team, he picked up steam the closer he got to the cel- ebration, eventually working into a full sprint that could rival the Wolverines’ five…
… Wolverines (14-10 Big Ten, 37-23 overall) have secured a spot in their first NCAA Tournament in seven years. Sophomore left-handed start- ing pitcher Brett Adcock earned his third win in eight days…
… there the Wolverines rolled, batting around in the inning and providing enough offense to win. “We always go out there and try to make the pitcher throw as many pitches as we can and see a lot of…
… Adcock, the Wolverines’ defense ensured that the four-run fourth inning was more than enough, rob- bing base hits and killing rallies. Sophomore first baseman Carmen Benedetti made the most notable…
… White’s glove, engulfing the already-embracing Wolverine battery of Cronenworth and Ken- dall Patrick. The cluster of players jumped around the infield before toppling to the ground from the weight…
… his eyes, just soaking it all in. “This is what it’s all about. It’s unbelievable.” The third-year coach of the Wolverines (37-23) had taken the team back to college baseball’s promise land…
… to come to Michigan, part of it is because of the Michigan base- ball family,” said Jeff Jacobson, who played for the Wolverines from 1980-83. His son, Eric, is currently a senior second…
… something impactful for the program, like winning a cham- pionship, there’s nothing better than that.” And the Wolverines will have a shot next weekend at adding another number to the outfield wall…
… game in the Women’s Col- lege World Series at 7:00pm Thurs- day against Alabama, a rematch of a preseason two-game set where the Wolverines took both games. Michigan won both times before, but that…
… was back in February, a long time ago. When the two teams last squared off in the Easton Bama Bash at Tuscaloosa, there was still snow on Alumni field. But the Wolverines did get a look at…
