(Photo: Nicholas Badders/WCSN) A baseball season is often referred to as a horse race, rather than a sprint. This, due to the length of the season and the fact that short spurts of success won’t result in making the postseason. However, for much of Arizona State’s baseball season it has felt like a
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ASU Baseball: Sun Devils salvage series finale with USC, look to improve on sloppy weekend
ASU Baseball: No. 7 Sun Devils suffer their second-straight dismantling loss
(Photo: Brady Klain/WCSN) On a 1-2 curveball diving sharply into the Dedeaux Field dirt, Hunter Bishop swung hard and missed harder. He walked back into the dugout, put his bat down and unleashed a frustrated punch into the stomach of the blue Powerade cooler nearest the bench’s side wall. Bishop’s punch
ASU Baseball: The Sun Devils resume conference play with three-game series against USC
(Photo: Brady Klain/WCSN) The Arizona State baseball team will travel 383 miles to University of Southern California for their second away series this season. Last weekend, the Sun Devils swept rival University of Arizona to improve their in-conference record to 8-1. After a grueling three-games series the team fell to Long Beach
ASU Baseball: No. 7 Sun Devils come back down to Earth after Territorial Cup sweep in loss to Long Beach State
ASU Baseball: No. 7 Devils prepare for Tuesday tilt against Long Beach State
(Photo: Karli Matthias/WCSN) A 5 hour 10 minute victory over the Arizona Wildcats on Sunday afternoon that head coach Tracy Smith referred to as an “ugly win” clinched Arizona State’s first Territorial Cup series sweep since 2009. After such a barnburner of a ballgame in the series finale, the Devils (25-1,
ASU Baseball GALLERY: No. 9 Devils walk-off Arizona 17-16, sweep Territorial Cup series
ASU Baseball: Devils win epic back-and-forth battle to sweep Arizona, improve to 25-1
(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
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
