Maryland baseball hits four home runs in 11-7 comeback win vs. Rutgers

Mothers are known for their strength and resilience, and for not giving up no matter what may be going on inside or outside of the home. And on this Mother’s Day, Maryland baseball showed a bit of resilience themselves, battling back multiple times in its series finale against Rutgers. After finding themselves down early, it … Continue reading Maryland baseball hits four home runs in 11-7 comeback win vs. Rutgers

Maryland baseball’s postseason odds continue to falter with 10-0 mercy-rule loss to Rutgers in 8 innings

Maryland baseball came into Saturday on must-win premises.  The Terps’ 6-20 conference record coming into the match stood alone for last place in the Big Ten. Maryland has yet to qualify for the Big Ten tournament during Matt Swope’s tenure as head coach, which started in 2024. But Rutgers’ Yomar Carreras had other plans. The … Continue reading Maryland baseball’s postseason odds continue to falter with 10-0 mercy-rule loss to Rutgers in 8 innings

Errors and Runners Left on Base Plague Maryland in Opening Game Series Loss Against Rutgers

Three errors which led to two runs scored for Rutgers (23-26, 10-15 BIG) and six runners left on base for Maryland (23-27, 6-19 BIG) caused the Dirty Terps to lose game one of the series against the Scarlet Knights on Friday. Maryland’s 5-4 loss against the Scarlet Knights makes it the sixth straight conference loss … Continue reading Errors and Runners Left on Base Plague Maryland in Opening Game Series Loss Against Rutgers

Season-highs in runs and walks power Terps to 23-11 mercy rule victory over Towson

The Terps came into Tuesday's match vs Towson 9-3 in midweek games, outscoring their opponents 142-76. That trend of offensive power in midweeks continued as the Terps scored early and often, resulting in season-highs in both runs (23) and walks (22) and a final score of 23-11. Early grand slams from both Bud Coombs and … Continue reading Season-highs in runs and walks power Terps to 23-11 mercy rule victory over Towson

Maryland suffers chaotic 8-7 loss against Michigan, takes third conference series sweep of season

Through nine innings, Sunday’s series finale between Maryland baseball had a two run lead over the Michigan Wolverines. With Maryland’s hopes for a Big Ten tournament berth continuing to slip, a win was desperately needed for the Terps, so they were thrilled after Evan Haeger came to the box for Michigan’s final out. Haeger and … Continue reading Maryland suffers chaotic 8-7 loss against Michigan, takes third conference series sweep of season

Cespedes shines, but Michigan outlasts Maryland in extras

In the series opener, right-handed pitcher Christofer Cespedes was given the starting nod for the first time in his career after sophomore righty Logan Hastings came down with an illness  just hours before first pitch.Cespedes delivered one of the best pitching performances the Terps have seen all year in his spot start, yet the Terps … Continue reading Cespedes shines, but Michigan outlasts Maryland in extras

Maryland rides third inning offensive burst to 11-2 win over Georgetown

Maryland was still getting a feel for the Georgetown Hoyas after two innings of their Tuesday midweek matchup. Both offenses were looking for an opening entering the third inning, and the Dirty Terps would find it in dramatic fashion. After loading the bases, Maryland (22-23) went on a tear. Bud Coombs, David Mendez, Paul Jones … Continue reading Maryland rides third inning offensive burst to 11-2 win over Georgetown

Nine-run second inning collapse dooms Maryland in finale with Michigan State

A Friday night win for Maryland baseball gave the group its first chance to close out a series on Saturday. But the Terps lost control of the Saturday game, forcing an all too familiar Sunday rubber match.  Maryland, ranked 15th in conference, was looking for just its second Big Ten series win. The Spartans sit … Continue reading Nine-run second inning collapse dooms Maryland in finale with Michigan State

Eight unanswered runs lead to Maryland’s Game 2 loss in East Lansing

Jordan Crosland, Brayden Martin and Ryan Costello all crossed home plate in the first inning, giving Maryland an early 3-0 lead. The Dirty Terps believed they would walk away with a victory for Game 2 against Michigan State, but disaster followed.  Four errors, eight unanswered runs, and nine players left on base caused Maryland (21-22, … Continue reading Eight unanswered runs lead to Maryland’s Game 2 loss in East Lansing