Michigan State baseball player Joseph Dzierwa received his second All-American accolade in as many days, being named to the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) Second-Team All-America list, announced Wednesday afternoon. Dzierwa was tabbed a Perfect Game Second-Team All-America honoree on Tuesday. He is MSU’s second All-American selection in the last three years, joining Brock Vradenburg, who was a multi-publication All-American in 2023.
Category: Baseball
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Spartans Downed By Ducks In Season Finale
Twelfth-seeded Michigan State baseball gave top-seeded and Top 10 nationally ranked Oregon all it could handle and then some Thursday night during pool play at the 2025 Big Ten Conference Baseball Tournament, Presented by IFS.ai, at Charles Schwab Field Omaha in Omaha, Neb., site of the NCAA Men’s College World Series, with the Spartans coming up short in a 4-2 loss to the Ducks.
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Dzierwa Named National Pitcher Of The Year Award Semifinalist
Michigan State baseball player Joseph Dzierwa was named one of 16 semifinalists for the National Pitcher of the Year Award, as presented by the College Baseball Foundation. Dzierwa continues to add to his award collection, with this recent accolade his third national award semifinalist recognition, joining USA Baseball’s Golden Spikes Award and NCBWA’s Dick Howser Trophy.
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MSU Meets Top-Seeded Oregon Thursday In Big Ten Tournament Action
Michigan State baseball continues its 16th all-time appearance in the Big Ten Tournament when the 12th-seeded Spartans square off with top-seeded Oregon in Game 9 of the B1G Tournament on Thursday, May 22 … First pitch in the battle between the Spartans and Ducks is slated for 7 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. CT
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Dzierwa Named B1G Pitcher Of The Year Leads MSU’s All-B1G Honors
Michigan State baseball player Joseph Dzierwa was named the 2025 Big Ten Conference Pitcher of the Year to lead the Spartans’ All-Big Ten awards announced Tuesday by the conference office ahead of the 2025 B1G Tournament.Dzierwa also garnered First Team All-B1G accolades, and was the only player that was a unanimous selection to the First Team.
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Spartans Tangle With Huskers Tuesday In Big Ten Tournament Opener
Michigan State baseball is making its 16th all-time appearance in the Big Ten Tournament when the 12th-seeded Spartans take on No. 8 seed Nebraska in game 3 of Tuesday’s opening day, with first pitch slated for 7 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. CT
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MSU Baseball Extends Season, Heading to Omaha
It seemed all but out of the question a few weeks ago, but as a result of a rather strong finish to the regular season, Michigan State baseball will be heading to Omaha, Nebraska for the Big Ten Tournament. The Spartans won the season finale against Minnesota in dramatic fashion on Saturday, as senior junior infielder Randy Seymour hit a walk-off single to break a 10-10 tie in the bottom of the ninth.
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Spartans Scorch No. 25 Trojans Saturday In 15-5 Run-Rule Victory For MSU
Michigan State baseball’s offense was as hot as the 95 degree temperature at first pitch Saturday afternoon on the way to scorching No. 25 USC, 15-5 in an 8-inning, run-rule Victory for MSU at Great Park in Irvine, Calif., as USC’s home stadium, Dedeaux Field, is undergoing renovations.
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McKay And MSU’s Pitching Boosts Spartans To 4-0 Blanking Of Penn State
Boosted by Ryan McKay’s bat and the collective arms of three pitchers, Michigan State baseball shut out Penn State, 4-0, Friday night at Medlar Field at Lubrano Park in the Big Ten Conference weekend series opener between the two teams.
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MSU Baseball Topped By UM In Home Opener Wednesday
Michigan State baseball’s 2025 home opener started with a bang, as the Spartans took an early 3-0 lead in the second inning, only to be overtaken in the middle frames by Michigan, and MSU’s late rally wasn’t enough in an 11-7 final score, Wednesday at newly renamed Jeff Ishbia Field at McLane Stadium.
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MSU Wallops Winthrop, 7-0, Saturday
Michigan State baseball walloped Winthrop, 7-0, Saturday night at the end of day two of the First Pitch Invitational at Fluor Field, home of the Greenville Drive. The Spartan bats were backed by standout pitching to shut down the hot-hitting Eagles, as MSU registered its third shutout of the season.
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Spartans Sweep Friday’s First Pitch Invite Action As Coach Boss Collects Milestone 450th Victory
Michigan State baseball head coach Jake Boss Jr. won his 450th and 451st games as Spartan head coach with a pair of Victories for MSU Friday in the opening day of play at the First Pitch Invitational at Fluor Field, home of the Greenville Drive.
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Michigan State Topped By Western Carolina
Michigan State baseball was overtaken late by Western Carolina in a 10-7 loss Wednesday night at Fluor Field, home of the Greenville Drive. MSU is now 9-2 on the season, including 3-1 during its eight-game, 10-day Greenville residency.
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No. 23 Spartans Sweep Crimson Sunday With 13-3 Run-Rule Victory For MSU
No. 23 Michigan State baseball used three four-run innings to open a 12-0 advantage, and coasted to a 13-3 Victory for MSU over Harvard in seven-innings due to the run-rule for the third time in as many games and complete the sweep Sunday afternoon at Fluor Field, home of the Greenville Drive.
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No. 23 Michigan State Routs Harvard In 11-1 Run-Rule
No. 23 Michigan State baseball got off to a slow start, but then scored a bunch of runs in a hurry to overcame an early 1-0 deficit to rout Harvard, 11-1, in seven-innings due to the run-rule for the second-straight night Saturday at Fluor Field, home of the Greenville Drive.
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Spartans Belt Six Home Runs To Blast Harvard, 14-1, Friday To Open Greenville Residency
No. 23 Michigan State baseball was boosted by six home runs at the plate and Joseph Dzierwa on the mound to blast Harvard, 14-1, in seven-innings due to the run-rule, in the Spartans’ first game of their residency at Fluor Field, home of the Greenville Drive.
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Spartans Ground Islanders, 8-3, Saturday For First 6-0 Start Since 2016
Michigan State baseball is 6-0 for the first time since 2016 after the Spartans grounded the Islanders of Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, 8-3, Saturday night at a damp Whataburger Field at Corpus Christi, Texas to conclude the second day of action at the Kleberg Bank College Classic.
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Dzierwa’s Career-High Dozen Ks and Spartan Bats Tame Cougars, 9-2, Friday
Behind a career-high 12 strikeouts from Joseph Dzierwa and a season-high 13 hits, Michigan State baseball walloped Washington State, 9-2, Friday at a windy and chilly Whataburger Field at Corpus Christi, Texas in the opening game of the Kleberg Bank College Classic. With Friday’s Victory for MSU, the Spartans are 5-0 first time since 2016 when they started 6-0.
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MSU Baseball Sweeps Saturday’s Twinbill With Monmouth To Complete Four Wins In Two Days
Michigan State baseball swept its second doubleheader in as many days, taking a twinbill with Monmouth, 2-0 and 4-1, Saturday morning and afternoon at the USA Baseball Complex in Cary, N.C.
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Spartans Sweep Broncos In Season-Opener Twinbill
Michigan State baseball opened the 2025 season with a doubleheader sweep over Western Michigan Friday in Cary, N.C. at the USA Baseball Complex.