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ASU Baseball: With runs few and far between, the Sun Devils will need to put a better offensive lineup on the field

by Jacob Janower - March 24, 2016March 24, 2016

(Photo: Gabrielle Mercer/WCSN) As Pac-12 play gets into full swing, the Sun Devils are searching for something that they thought they had all along: offense. After a few strong weekends at the plate, Arizona State has been struggling to push across enough runs to win games. They have scored just 10 runs

ASU Baseball: Instant recap of Sun Devils’ 6-5 win over UC Davis

by Dominic Cotroneo - March 11, 2016

(Photo: Gabrielle Mercer/WCSN) The game could have been a lot uglier a lot faster for a team that doesn't mind to "win ugly." Considering ASU could only push one run across in the bottom of the first when, at one point, the bases were loaded with one out. The problem is it

ASU Baseball: A look at the ASU-Cal State Fullerton series by the numbers

by Colton Dodgson - March 10, 2016March 10, 2016

(Photo: Gabrielle Mercer/WCSN) Arizona State baseball has flown under the radar this season while the team’s national stock continues to discreetly climb. Now at 10-3 fresh off of a road series sweep over No. 23 Cal State Fullerton, Tracy Smith’s team might just find itself ranked within the top 25 heading

ASU Baseball: Sun Devils cruise to 12-4 win over Eastern Michigan

by Jacob Janower - March 4, 2016March 4, 2016

(Photo: Dominic Cotroneo/WCSN) On a celebratory night that began with a ceremony to honor former Sun Devi Cory Hahn, Arizona State took care of business against the Eastern Michigan Eagles, winning 12-4. Hahn, who was paralyzed during a game in 2011, was honored beforehand and the Diamondbacks announced a scholarship in his

ASU Baseball: Plenty of preseason questions answered during the first weekend of the season

by Jacob Janower - February 21, 2016

(Photo: Dominic Cotroneo/WCSN) David Greer and Andrew Snow shined in a 5-1 Arizona State win over Xavier to complete a four game sweep. With the win, the Sun Devils set the tone for what’s to come from a team facing expectations that are lower than what they have ever been. From the

ASU Baseball: Sun Devils beat Xavier 5-1, sweep the four game series

by Jacob Janower - February 21, 2016

(Photo: Dominic Cotroneo/WCSN) The Sun Devils finished off the four game sweep of the Xavier Musketeers in the opening series of the season with a 5-1 win. It took a few innings for ASU to get going offensively, but five doubles, including two by Andrew Snow, gave more than enough support

ASU Baseball: Martinez’s strong outing gives the Sun Devils a win in game one of the doubleheader

by Jacob Janower - February 20, 2016February 20, 2016

(Photo: Dominic Cotroneo/WCSN) In game one of the doubleheader, the Arizona State Sun Devils edged the Xavier Musketeers 2-1, to put them at 2-0 on the young season. Scoring was uncommon for much of the game, yet ASU remained in control for the majority of the contest. Seth Martinez set the

ASU Baseball: Both good and bad on Opening Night

by Bobby Kraus - February 19, 2016

(Photo: Gabrielle Mercer/WCSN) The 2016 season finally kicked off Friday night for Arizona State baseball, and while a win was secured in the end, there will be plenty of room for improvement moving forward. The Sun Devils (1-0) defeated the Xavier Musketeers (0-1) 5-2 at Phoenix Municipal Stadium thanks in large part

ASU Baseball: Tabling four Cronkite Sports writers for 2016 predictions

by WCSN Baseball - February 19, 2016

Happy Opening Day! Like Presidents Day, today is not considered a public holiday. That’s okay though because our baseball coverage team here at cronkitesports.com has a gift to lift your spirits. Seven free-response questions, 10 end-of-season awards and four contributors to culminate in our 2016 Arizona State baseball roundtable. Let’s have some

ASU Baseball: Bringing the hustle back to the diamond

by Dominic Cotroneo - May 5, 2015

(Photo: Dominic Cotroneo/WCSN) David Eckstein, Pete Rose, Dustin Pedroia are a few of the true 100 percent effort players on every given night. They ran/run a full 90 feet at their highest effort possible on seemingly every routine ground ball and fly ball. They would finish games with jerseys so dirty