By Derrick Ow — Reporter There are certain songs that baseball players align themselves with. Walk-up songs have become part of baseball culture. For Mariano Rivera, it was “Enter Sandman” by Metallica. For Trevor Hoffman, it was “Hells Bells” by Read more
By Nick Romeo — Reporter Baseball and cheating have become synonymous, and the announcement of the Boston Red Sox punishment does nothing to quell that notion. After months of anticipation, MLB finally handed down its ruling for the Red Sox Read more
By Gio Gaxiola — Reporter With sports canceled left and right, athletes, coaches and trainers aren’t the only ones affected. Sports journalists, like myself, were hit as well. This article will highlight the moments and experiences for the short time Read more
By Austin Turner — Columnist The Spartans’ arms simply couldn’t keep up with their bats. San Jose State (5-12) dropped Tuesday’s mid-week bout to Cal (6-11) in a 9-8 nail-biter in Berkeley. The loss wasn’t without fireworks for the Spartans’ offense Read more
By Gio Gaxiola — Reporter It was not a good weekend for the San Jose State baseball team. The Spartans dropped all three games at home against Loyola-Marymount University. Here are my takeaways from the weekend series. A broken record Read more
By Gio Gaxiola — Reporter The San Jose State baseball team had a sugglish day at the plate Tuesday, ending in a 4-2 road loss to St. Mary’s. While the team did collect eight hits in the game, they also Read more
By Gio Gaxiola — Reporter The San Jose State baseball team went 2-2 in a four game weekend series against Utah Valley at Excite Ballpark over the weekend. Here are the top takeaways from the series. James Shimashita and Troy Read more
By Nick Romeo — Reporter Robert Hamchuk has only begun to scratch the surface of a successful collegiate career. The freshman outfielder had an illustrious career as a four-year varsity player in high school with accolades including first-team all-Bay Area Read more
By Max Miller — Reporter San Jose State baseball (3-5) turned a corner as it won its third-straight game 13-10 over the University of San Francisco (2-6) on Tuesday night. Sophomore infielder Ruben Ibarra continued his hot start to the Read more
By Sofia Wright—Content Editor San Jose State baseball is not only experiencing growing pains, but have them on full display. The Spartans (0-4) dropped their four-game series against down-the-street rival Santa Clara (4-0) over the weekend. On Saturday, the Spartans Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez — Executive Editor Jonathan Clark fanned 8 of the 16 Bronco batters he faced and Ruben Ibarra sent a missile over the left-centerfield fence to tie the game late, but four Santa Clara runs in the ninth Read more
By Alex Valle — Content Editor Hitting a fastball clocked at 94 mph is no easy feat. You need balanced footing, correct hand placement and making the split-second decision to swing at the correct pitch. Hitting a baseball takes, “hand-eye Read more
By Stevie Corio — Staff Writer Baseball players almost always start in little league. The game consists of pitches from the dad and coaches, co-ed teams and outfielders carelessly picking daisies. Even when the game is purely for fun, lots of Read more
By Marissa Scott— Co-Assistant Executive Editor Draft Day for Major League Baseball rolls around every summer and it changes the lives of hundreds of high school and college ball players around the country. With years and years of hard work Read more
By Georgia Blair — Staff Writer San Jose State baseball (19-32, 12-15 MW) was swept at home after dropping the series finale to Nevada (28-24, 14-16 MW), 3-2. A one-run loss on senior day was the final nail in the Read more