Tuesday night, No. 21 UCLA demonstrated how every small contribution can be the difference between winning and losing. Junior infielder Chris Keck, redshirt sophomore outfielder Christoph Bono and freshman outfielder Kort Peterson scored a run and an RBI each, while two other Bruins scored a run each to give UCLA a 5-3 win against Loyola […]
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Bruin baseball look to bear down Lions in their den
After a series loss against Arizona State last weekend, the No. 18 UCLA baseball team will face Loyola Marymount Tuesday night for the second time this season. This midweek game could prove monumental for the Bruins, as they face a team they surrendered a 6-1 loss nearly a month ago. UCLA is not taking the […]
UCLA baseball prepares for three-game series against Cal
After winning their midweek game against UC Irvine this Tuesday, the Bruins are set to begin Pac-12 play, as they go head to head with the California Golden Bears (10-5) in a three-game series starting Friday. UCLA, which dropped from No. 13 to No. 25 after last week’s losses to unranked Pepperdine and Houston, will […]
UCLA baseball to redirect focus for weekend games
Midweek games are crucial in setting the tone for the weekend, according to coach John Savage, and these past two weeks have proved unfavorable for the UCLA baseball team. With a 7-5 record, the No. 13 Bruins have struggled to find their footing, having lost the last two midweek games. “After losing two Tuesdays in […]
UCLA baseball loses against Waseda University, 2-1
After a loss to Loyola Marymount earlier in the week, UCLA baseball could not gain enough momentum to overcome Waseda University from Japan in an exhibition game on Wednesday. It may be early in the season, but UCLA has demonstrated great difficulty executing on the plate, after failing to take advantage of base hits and […]
UCLA baseball looks to avenge losses with UCSB matchup
At this point in the season, the UCLA baseball team is going into every game with a “short-term memory” mentality, not dwelling on past shortcomings. “It’s not about what’s happening right now,” said sophomore pitcher Cody Poteet. “It’s about where we want to get to and what we need to do to get there. The […]
UCLA baseball hopes to learn from losses to Cal Poly
The UCLA baseball team may have gotten too comfortable after its four-game winning streak, letting visiting Cal Poly take a 2-1 series win this weekend. “It’s a tale of two series. We came out and played as well as we have all year,” said coach John Savage. “But in the last two days, they dominated […]