Baseball sweeps Coca-Cola Classic
For the third straight weekend, weather wreaked havoc on a game for the No. 2 Sun Devils.
For the third straight weekend, weather wreaked havoc on a game for the No. 2 Sun Devils.
An inside look at the lesser known ASU club baseball team.
People really need to stop saying that the Seattle Mariners are going to win the AL West this year. The Angels are still the better team, hands down.
For the eighth straight season, the Sun Devils will kick off play in the Coca-Cola Classic at Surprise Stadium, a 45-minute drive from the familiar confines of their home ballpark in Tempe.
Tokyo baseball team from Meiji University played the Sun Devils in an exhibition game as part of a two-week trip to the United States.
Arizona State, ranked second in the country, started off a four-game series with the Towson Tigers. Seth Blair had a career night and Arizona State wins the first game in the series 15-1.
For us D-Backs fans, we can only hope 2010 is not a repeat of the dismal 2009 season.
The ASU baseball team is preparing for an exhibition against a Japanese university, despite negative results from its past attempts to schedule exhibitions with foreign teams.
The game was delayed nearly five hours due to rain — the second straight weekend weather has wreaked havoc at Packard Stadium.
He pounded balls into the gap, launched one over the fence, stole bases and scored heaps of runs.
ASU baseball opens the season with an 8-0 shutout of Northern Illinois.
Calling what ASU does to opposing baseball teams “wins” and “blowouts” during the early portions of the season doesn’t quite do justice to just how dominating the baseball team is.
The noise ASU sophomore infielder Zack MacPhee's bat made during the Sun Devils opening series against Northern Illinois last weekend apparently reverberated outside the walls of Packard Stadium.
From the steps of the dugout at Packard Stadium last week, the view of Bobby Winkles Field was the picture of perfection.
As the rain began to drizzle down from a gray sky above Packard Stadium, a cold breeze blowing through Tempe, the bats got hot for the ASU baseball team.
Alan Bannister, a shortstop at ASU from 1970 to 1972, was named to the College Baseball Hall of Fame on Thursday, the College Baseball Foundation announced.
The man from Down Under wants to go out on top.
The best part about living in Arizona is upon us. Spring training is here. Pitchers and catchers will report within the next week, and games will begin in the first week of March.
The ASU baseball team was picked to finish first in the conference by other coaches in the Pac-10 in the 2010 Pac-10 Baseball Preseason Coaches Poll.
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