The Washington baseball team has seen its fair share of formidable opponents in the past few weeks. On Tuesday night, it got a chance to right the ship and capitalized, staving off Portland 6-4 to take the season series and stay hot after a 13-6 whipping of ASU on Sunday.
Every once in a while, the Washington baseball team’s offense works like a methodical machine, mowing opponents down with efficiency all across the lineup card. Sunday afternoon’s 13-6 win against Arizona State may have epitomized those outings.
Christian Jones’ mantra is simple. Baseball is a sport that requires players to take games one day at a time.
Five hours and four minutes after first pitch, Cole Miller grounded out to second base on a 2-0 pitch.
Entering the fifth inning of Friday’s 7-6 win over No. 10 UCLA, everything had gone about as well as head coach Lindsay Meggs and the Washington baseball team could have hoped.
Conference play hasn’t been kind to the Washington baseball team.
It’s been a tough two weeks for the Washington baseball team.
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