On Tuesday evening, the Cardinal (26-21, 11-13 Pac-12) hit rock bottom as it fell to Santa Clara (13-37, 0-21 WCC) by a score of 3-0 as Stanford extended its losing streak to six games, spanning arguably the most important stretch of its season. Stanford’s bats fell completely lifeless as Broncos senior righty Tommy Nance tossed a complete-game masterpiece and kept the Cardinal hitters from making solid contact all evening.
Looking for a midweek win to keep its momentum rolling, Stanford baseball came up short 3-4 against San Francisco at Sunken Diamond last night. Next up the Cardinal faces a tough do-or-die home series against Oregon State
Going into last weekend’s series against No. 17 Arizona State, the Cardinal baseball squad needed a series victory to keep its hat in the postseason… Continue Reading »
Stanford baseball routed Saint Mary’s 9-1 last night on the Farm to gain some crucial confidence heading in to this weekend’s do-or-die series against Arizona State in the desert.
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The Cardinal lept out to a big lead early on against the Spartans last night, and never looked back as it routed San Jose State 17-2 at Sunken Diamond.
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The Stanford baseball squad has a lot to be happy about going into tonight’s matchup against San Jose State. The red-hot Cardinal has finally started… Continue Reading »
Slater said his time on the bench was motivation for him to work harder over the summer and during the fall to prove to the coaches that he deserved a spot on the field.