On Saturday, the Maryland Terrapins pieced together an 11-run third inning in their victory against Rutgers, one of the best single inning performances in program history. The encore on Sunday: a five-run third inning, marking the second consecutive day Maryland batted around in the third frame. Sunday's offensive burst was enough to give the Terps … Continue reading Maryland completes sweep of Rutgers with Sunday victory

The bottom half of the third inning against Rutgers on Saturday will go down in Maryland lore as one of the best in the history of the program. And senior Will Watson's performance will live on forever in the record books. In the second game of his last series in College Park, Watson tied a … Continue reading Maryland baseball destroys Rutgers, 17-2

With right-hander Hunter Parsons over 100 pitches in his first-career Friday night start, pitching coach Corey Muscara visited the mound in the middle of a 2-0 count to tell his starter the next two batters were his regardless of the result. Parsons threw two more balls to walk the hitter, but with the confidence instilled … Continue reading Maryland beats Rutgers behind Parsons’ masterful first-career Friday start

Maryland baseball is still fighting to extend its season, and while Wednesday's midweek matchup with Towson would neither help nor hurt those chances, erasing two late deficits before second baseman Nick Dunn's walk-off single in extras was representative of the team's challenge to make a late push into the Big Ten Tournament. First baseman Kevin … Continue reading Nick Dunn delivers walk-off hit in extras to beat Towson

In the top of the fifth inning, the Maryland Terrapins had a chance to even the score at one. Zach Jancarski and Taylor Wright had just singled back-to-back, and for the first time all afternoon, the Terps had a runner in scoring position. An unassisted double play off the bat of Justin Morris ended the … Continue reading Maryland’s bats stay cold as Terps drop series to Nebraska

With an 8-1 lead after an inning-and-a-half, it looked as if the Maryland Terrapins were well on their way to a fourth-straight Big Ten win. But their best starting pitcher, Hunter Parsons, faltered, and the relief core flirted with trouble until it was too late. Seven earned runs against Parsons, followed by a three-run seventh … Continue reading Nebraska scores 16 unanswered runs to stun Maryland

A dominant Friday performance and a couple of Marty Parties. The Maryland Terrapins' series-opening 15-7 victory over the Nebraska Cornhuskers felt a lot more like a 2017 performance — and a much needed one. Marty Costes was in 2017 form, and with three homers in his last three games, he may be re-shaping the narrative on his … Continue reading Costes stays hot, guides Maryland to Friday win

While Maryland baseball would've liked to earn a road win Tuesday evening against West Virginia before returning to crucial conference play, the Mountaineers needed a victory to continue building their resume for a potential at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament next month. The contrasting sense of urgencies showed early, as the surging Mountaineers took advantage of … Continue reading Maryland mounts comeback, but falls short against West Virginia

With his team down by a run and the bases loaded with two outs, Maryland outfielder Marty Costes stepped to the plate. He was 0-for-2 until that point, despite hitting the ball hard, symbolic of his tumultuous 2018 season. Then, the hit that he so desperately needed. A home run over the left field fence, clearing the … Continue reading Costes’ heroics propel Maryland to Big Ten series win against Spartans

Many times in their inconsistent 2018 season, the Maryland Terrapins had desperately needed a big hit. Often, it didn't happen. In Saturday's contest with Michigan State in East Lansing, the Terps didn't need that big hit, as they were rewarded free bases early and often. A five-run second inning placed Maryland in the driver's seat, … Continue reading Second inning rally propels Terps to victory over Spartans