(Photo: Bobby Kraus/WCSN) Five hours and 10 minutes following the first pitch of Sunday's series finale, Arizona State (25-1, 8-1 Pac-12) finished off the sweep of arch-rival Arizona (13-14, 2-7 Pac-12) in one of the most improbable fashions imaginable, by the football-impersonating score of 17-16. Alika Williams brought the lengthy game to
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ASU Baseball: Five-run first inning propels Devils to another win over Arizona
(Photo: Bobby Kraus/WCSN) Sometimes, all you need is a few offensive innings to get a victory. In Saturday's case for Arizona State baseball, the bats only came alive for two innings, but that was enough to secure them the victory. Arizona State improved to 24-1 (7-1 Pac-12) on Saturday night at Phoenix
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ASU Baseball: Spencer Torkelson and Alec Marsh key in victory over rival Arizona
(Photo: Nicholas Badders/WCSN) With the count 3-1, and the bright lights of Phoenix Municipal Stadium beaming down onto the outfield grass as intensely as the rivalry match being played, Spencer Torkelson stood in the right-handed batter's box waiting for the next pitch to come. Randy Labaut, the left-handed Arizona Wildcat starter, was tenderly
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ASU Baseball: No. 15 Devils rebound from first loss of 2019, secure series win over Oregon
ASU Baseball: Oregon hands the Devils their first loss of 2019
(Photo: Nicholas Badders/WCSN) On the turf field in Eugene, Oregon, inside the opposing team dugout, Arizona State was forced to sit and watch the euphoria that unfolded on the field. The Oregon Ducks climbed over the railing and onto the diamond. Evan Williams, the owner of the blast that ended the
ASU Baseball: Sun Devils continue to roll in thrashing of Ducks, improving to 21-0
(Photo: Nicholas Badders/WCSN) 952 miles. That is the distance from Phoenix to Eugene, Oregon. The sight of the first Arizona State road conference series. As well as, the next team standing in the way of continuing a perfect start to the season for the Devils. ASU’s offense has been so potent thus far,
ASU Baseball: Technique changes for Blake Burzell could make huge impact for Sun Devils
(Photo: Bobby Kraus/WCSN) When Tracy Smith emerged from the slightly rain dampened dugout in Fullerton, California, it was to make a pitching change. The game's score was lopsided. Arizona State had a 6-0 lead over Cal State Fullerton, a resilient and storied baseball program, long recognized as the Devils' toughest non-conference opponent
