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Senior first baseman Nate Theunissen hopes the 14-13 comeback victory Sunday against Buffalo at Theunissen Stadium is the spark that keeps the Central Michigan baseball team successful throughout a five-game road trip beginning at 3:05 p.m. Wednesday against Michigan State.
About a month ago, Central Michigan senior catcher William Arnold was in the midst of discussing the respect between pitchers and catchers.
Last season, Tyler Hall batted .367, leading the Central Michigan baseball team to its second-straight Mid-American Conference West Division Championship.
It didn’t look good for Central Michigan going into the bottom of the fifth inning down 12-4 to Buffalo with the series on the line.
Runs and hits were at a premium Saturday as the Central Michigan baseball team dropped the second game of its series with Buffalo 11-10.
Central Michigan starting pitcher Zach Cooper accomplished the tall order of containing the most potent offense in the Mid-American Conference opener Friday at Theunissen Stadium.
Zach Cooper, Rick Dodridge, Ryan Longstreth and the rest of the Central Michigan baseball pitching staff has their work cut out for them this weekend against Buffalo at Theunissen Stadium.
After dropping its last two games, the Central Michigan baseball team got back on track Tuesday with a 4-3 win against Northwood University at Theunissen Stadium.
Big-inning scoring swings were prevalent throughout 2-1 weekend for the Central Michigan baseball team against Tennessee Tech in Cookeville, Tenn.
Scoring wasn’t a problem Sunday afternoon in Cookeville, Tenn.
Another two out rally did in the Central Michigan baseball team Saturday against Tennessee Tech.
The first attempt at closing the game didn’t go as planned for the Central Michigan baseball team in Cookeville, Tenn.
The Central Michigan baseball team has mustered-up a single two-game win streak through the first 17 games of the season.
In 2003, the Central Michigan baseball program named just its sixth head coach since 1953 in Steve Jaksa.
In what seemed to be a marathon, the Central Michigan baseball team beat Davenport Wednesday afternoon at Theunissen Stadium 15-7.
Sunshine, baseball chatter and the ping sound from the bat hitting the ball filled the air around Theunissen Stadium as the Central Michigan baseball season played its first home game of the season.
Some college students head to some exotic place for spring break.
Timely hitting and clutch pitching helped the Central Michigan baseball team take game one of its series with Hawaii 6-5.
