The Terps were trailing 6-4 after the Blue Hens scored five runs in the top of the fifth. But Maryland answered back with three runs of their own in the bottom half of the inning. With bases loaded the Blue Hens’ first baseman sailed a throw by the second baseman in an attempt to turn … Continue reading Maryland wins 11-6 while using seven different relievers

The theme of a walk-off fashion win stayed consistent in the second game of Saturday's double header, as Louisiana won by a mere 2-1. With Maryland leading the whole game, Louisiana came back to score on a safety squeeze and a throwing error to take game two of Saturday's double header. Before the ninth, however, … Continue reading Louisiana Walks it Off for the Second Time in One Day

In a back-and-forth battle that lasted until the 14th inning, Louisiana pulled away with a win, defeating Maryland 4-3. Neither team budged for what seemed like an eternity, but in the end the Ragin' Cajuns were able to play small ball to bring in the winning run. Down by a run in the ninth, the … Continue reading Terps Drop Heartbreaker in 14 Innings

In what seemed like a pitcher's duel after the first half of the game, Maryland's offense abruptly ended the trend in the fifth inning, resulting in a 4-2 win for the Terps. Louisiana ace Gunner Leger, an All-American, held the Terps to two hits through four innings, racking up six strikeouts in the process. A … Continue reading Maryland Takes Game One Against Louisiana for Sixth Straight Win

The newly named Big Ten Freshman and Player of the Week Maxwell Costes delivered a late-inning RBI single to give the Terps a lead that they never let go of. In what was a slow moving game after an explosive start by Maryland, Costes broke the curse for the Terps in the seventh after they … Continue reading Costes and Lee Lead Terps to Fifth Straight Win

When right-hander Trevor LaBonte exited the game on Sunday after five strong innings in his first-career start, Maryland baseball held a five-run lead over Maine and showed no signs of needing the same late-inning rally it used last Sunday to beat VCU. But Terps shortstop AJ Lee committed an error to begin the sixth, foreshadowing … Continue reading Maryland beats Maine, 9-6, extends winning streak to four

The third inning was the fall-apart point in right-hander Zach Thompson's first-career  start for Maryland last week against No. 21 Coastal Carolina. But in Friday's 5-3 win over Maine in the second half of a doubleheader, it was what propelled him to a complete turnaround performance. Last weekend, Thompson hit a batter and allowed a … Continue reading Maryland hangs on to beat Maine, 5-3, to sweep doubleheader

When Maryland starting pitcher Hunter Parsons entered the dugout after escaping a jam against Maine, he exchanged handshakes with his Terps teammates, who had just witnessed the right-hander toss eight scoreless innings in only 99 pitches. Maryland's first two hits of the game each drove in a run, while the Black Bears — one week … Continue reading Maryland shuts out Maine, 4-0, in home opener

When outfielder Randy Bednar shot a single through the left side of the infield to give Maryland baseball a 4-3 lead in the top of the sixth against VCU, he looked far removed from the freshman that only hit .208 last season. In the first two games in the Brittain Resorts Invitational, Bednar doubled and … Continue reading Maryland beats VCU, 5-3, for 1st win of the season

In the bottom of the third inning, with runners on the corners and no outs for No. 21 Coastal Carolina, Maryland pitching coach Corey Muscara took a trip to the mound to settle down his starter. In the midst of his Maryland debut, junior Zach Thompson was one poor pitch away from letting the game … Continue reading No. 21 Coastal Carolina spoils Zach Thompson’s Maryland pitching debut