The Sun Devils road woes continue with a series loss at the University of Washington (26-22, 12-12 Pac-12) this weekend.
Arizona State (22-26, 8-16 Pac-12) did manage to salvage a win, but it wasn't enough as the Huskies pitching held the Sun Devils scoreless in their two losses.
The Sun Devils now have a 5-13 record away from Phoenix Municipal Stadium. With this series, loss ASU's streak of 54 consecutive 30-win seasons is over. For the Sun Devils to finish with a winning record, they must go at least 6-1 in their final regular season games.
Game One
ASU had no answer for Huskies pitcher Noah Bremer in a 4-0 loss. Bremer pitched a complete game and only allowed one hit to the Sun Devils and struck out 10 ASU batters and gave up just one walk.
VIDEO: Bremer finishes off the complete game shutout with a strikeout. https://t.co/GNdIRyBZtU
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Washington senior first baseman John Naff and senior centerfielder Jack Meggs both picked up RBI's, while junior second baseman Andrew Snow had the only hit for the Sun Devils.
ASU junior pitcher Eli Lingos pitched five innings and gave up three earned runs off four hits and four walks.
Game Two
The Sun Devils' bats led the way to a 8-5 win. In a game where every ASU batter had a hit, it was sophomore third baseman Jeremy McCuin who led the way, going 3-4 with two doubles, two runs scored and an RBI.
Snow and freshman right fielder Hunter Bishop also contributed, both going 2-4 with two RBI and one run scored.
After sophomore starting pitcher Connor Higgins gave up six hits and three earned runs in 3 2/3 innings pitched, junior reliever Ryan Hingst limited UW to five hits and two runs over five innings.
Game Three
ASU had a repeat of the first game in its final game of the series, losing 4-0 to the Huskies again.
This time it was UW sophomore pitcher Joe DeMers who dominated the Sun Devils. He threw eight innings, striking out eight batters while giving up nine hits.
On the offensive side, the Huskies got RBI doubles from freshman catcher Nick Kahle and sophomore infielder Willie MacIver.
Sophomore outfielder Gage Canning and junior first baseman Taylor Lane both had two hits for ASU.
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