Tyson Guerrero hasn’t received much run support. 

For the first five innings, Logan Gerling was almost untouchable. 

With two outs in the top of the seventh inning and runners on first and second, the Washington baseball team held a rapidly diminishing one-run lead. Utah’s redshirt junior third baseman Rykker Tom drilled a liner past the outstretched glove of UW senior shortstop Ramon Bramasco for a hit.

Davis Delorefice was 180 feet away from disaster. 

In a perfect world, Lindsay Meggs wants his pitchers to have a strikeout-to-walk ratio somewhere around 2.0.

For the third straight Sunday, the Washington baseball team found itself on the losing end of a lopsided affair. This time, Washington fell 11-2 to No. 13 Arizona, solidifying their ninth consecutive loss.

In a much less explosive performance than Game 1 of its series with Arizona, the Washington baseball team cemented its fourth straight conference series defeat with an uninspiring 4-1 loss to No. 13 Arizona on Saturday evening.

For a split second, a look of hope seemed to flash across Dylan Lamb’s face. 

The Washington baseball team fell to No. 11 Oregon, 9-3 on Sunday afternoon, losing its sixth straight game to conclude a second consecutive series sweep.