Michigan State had a 1-0 lead going into the ninth inning thanks to a solid outing from senior pitcher Ethan Landon, but Michigan rallied with three runs in the top of the frame to overtake MSU, 3-1, Saturday afternoon at McLane Stadium at Kobs Field.
Category: Baseball
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Spartan Baseball Series Preview: Michigan
It’s rivalry week for the Michigan State Spartans! I know what you are thinking, basketball and football season are both over. So how in the world is it already time to play Michigan again? Well Spartan Nation your baseball team is headed to Ann Arbor this weekend for a home-away series with the Wolverines.
Source: The Only Colors
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Baseball looks to rebound against U-M in three-game weekend series
Baseball will head to Ann Arbor at 4 p.m. Friday to begin a three-game series with rival University of Michigan. Friday and Sunday games will be played in Ann Arbor, with a 1:05 first pitch on Saturday at McLane Baseball Stadium in East Lansing in between.
Source: The State News
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MSU Clipped By CMU, 3-1, Wednesday
Michigan State baseball had a no-hitter going for six-and-two-thirds innings against Central Michigan, but the visiting Chippewas broke through with two late hits, one a two-run single, and MSU was clipped by CMU, 3-1, Wednesday afternoon at a chilly McLane Stadium at Kobs Field.
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Michigan State Baseball Faces In-State Foes In Four Games This Week
Michigan State baseball wraps up a five-game homestand to open its home ledger and kicks off a week of in-state foes by hosting Central Michigan on Wednesday, March 21. First pitch from McLane Stadium at Kobs Field is slated for 3:05 p.m.
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Michigan State gets ready to face the Chippewas
Last year the Central Michigan Chippewas were a pretty good college baseball team. They finished the 2017 season with a 31-28 overall record. The Chips were 16-8 within their conference and had a 12-7 home advantage.
Source: The Only Colors
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The Only Recap: Michigan State splits series with Niagara
Michigan State came out of the gates strong to begin the series Thursday afternoon, putting on a clinic offensively, beating Niagara 10-1 in the Spartans home opener. Despite it being extremely cold, with a hint of snowfall, Riley McCauley picked up his first victory on the year. Pitching 7.0 innings, giving up four hits, and no earned runs.
Source: The Only Colors
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Erla, Spartans Shut Down Niagara, 5-1
The Michigan State baseball team topped Niagara, 5-1, on Saturday behind a solid performance from starting pitcher Mason Erla, who tossed seven scoreless innings and struck out a career-high nine batters.
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3-star WR Jase Bowen says Michigan State leads after decommitting from Notre Dame baseball
Bowen is now no longer committed to the Fighting Irish for baseball. And, he’s now focused on making football his primary sport in college while also hoping to play baseball. That’s the result of his football recruitment heating up with flurry of offers, including from Michigan State.
Source: MLive.com
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MSU Nipped By Niagara, 3-2
Michigan State baseball was nipped by Niagara, 3-2, Friday afternoon at McLane Stadium at Kobs Field.
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McCauley And Spartan Bats Get Hot In 10-1 Win Over Niagara In Home Opener
It may have been cold outside, but Michigan State baseball junior pitcher Riley McCauley and the Spartan bats were both hot Thursday afternoon, as MSU routed Niagara, 10-1, in the Spartans’ 2018 home opener at McLane Stadium at Kobs Field in MSU’s earliest home opener ever.
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Baseball looks to turn around early struggles in home opener
After playing 14 games on the road in warmer climates, the 4-10 Spartans will make their first appearance at McLane Baseball Stadium this weekend against Niagara University.
Source: The State News
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Spartans Host Purple Eagles In Earliest Home Opener In Program History
Michigan State baseball makes its 2018 home debut this weekend in the earliest home game in program history, hosting Niagara in a four-game series, Thursday-Sunday, March 15-18 at McLane Stadium at Kobs Field.
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The Only Recap: The Spartans had a rough weekend at the First Pitch Invitational
The Spartans played in the First Pitch Invitational again this season. Last year Michigan State swept the tournament beating Furman, Presbyterian, and Tennessee-Martin. They outscored their opponents 19-5 in three games.
Source: The Only Colors
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Mason Erla Earns B1G Freshman Of The Week Accolades
Michigan State baseball’s Mason Erla has been tabbed the Big Ten Freshman of the Week, announced by the conference offense Monday. Erla, a redshirt-freshman pitcher from Cass City, Michigan, limited a high-powered Illinois offense to just one hit over 6.1 IP, striking out five, in Michigan State’s 4-2 victory on Saturday at the First Pitch Invitational in Greenville, South Carolina. The victory for MSU snapped the Illini’s seven-game win streak.
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Erla Stymies Illinois In 4-2 Victory For MSU Saturday
Mason Erla and the Michigan State baseball team stymied Illinois, 4-2, Saturday, snapping the Illini’s seven-game win streak, in the final game of the First Pitch Invitational, played at Fluor Field, home of the Greenville Drive, in Greenville, S.C.
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Tough Day For Spartans At First Pitch Invitational Friday
Michigan State baseball was defeated by Illinois and Furman on Friday in the first day of action at the ninth-annual First Pitch Invitational, played at Fluor Field, home of the Greenville Drive, in Greenville, S.C.
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Spartans Face Illinois And Furman In First Pitch Invitational At Greenville
Michigan State baseball hosts the ninth-annual First Pitch Invitational in Greenville, S.C., at Fluor Field, home of the Greenville Drive, Friday and Saturday, March 9-10. Due to inclement weather in the forecast for Sunday, the original three-day schedule has been altered and condensed to Friday and Saturday, giving MSU seven games in a nine-day span on its Spring Break trek.
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MSU Clipped By No. 10 Clemson, 9-7, Wednesday
Michigan State baseball was clipped by No. 10 Clemson, 9-7, Wednesday night at Fluor Field, home of the Greenville Drive, with a ninth-inning rally coming up short.
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Michigan State Faces No. 11 Clemson Wednesday
Michigan State baseball continues its seven games in 10-day Spring Break trek, making its annual trek to Greenville, S.C., for four games at Fluor Field, home of the Greenville Drive.