By Matt Weiner (@mattweiner20) – Baseball Beat Reporter // Photo Via Kavin Minstry When Sacramento State head coach Reggie Christiansen cut freshman Hunter Dorraugh in 2021, he meant well. ‘In 20 years you’ll look back on this and thank me,’ Read more
Photo by Kavin Mistry By Matt Weiner (@MattWeiner20) – BSB Beat Reporter In an age where every fraction of a movement on a baseball field could be calculated and placed into a statistic, it’s refreshing when a player’s success doesn’t Read more
By Dan Nguyen — Reporter San Jose State men’s baseball (6-22) lost to Air Force (24-18) on Sunday by a score of 5-3. The bright spots for SJSU were sophomore outfielder Nik Trapani, sophomore catcher Taylor Justus and senior outfielder Read more
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 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 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 Georgia Blair — Staff Writer San Jose State (15-15, 9-4 MW) got its third-straight conference win by taking Game 1 against the University of New Mexico (15-15, 6-7 MW) 4-2 in a tightly contested Friday night matchup. Senior Andrew Read more
By Marissa Scott – Managing Editor The San Jose State baseball team came out swinging in their doubleheader sweep, 8-5 and 4-3, against Santa Clara to open up its season. Freshman left fielder James Shimashita’s combined six RBIs on the Read more
By Marissa Scott The NCAA announced early Thursday that it will place San Jose State’s baseball team on two years of probation and subject the team to fines and sanctions. The announcement came after the former head coach Jason Hawkins Read more