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Live by the offense, die by the offense — that’s been the mantra for Cal baseball this season. For better or worse, the strategy has brought the Bears, who are entering their final series of the regular season, to the brink of playoff contention. The Bears’ high-flying offense will meet
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Getting to a quick start can increase your chances of winning, but the start itself can’t guarantee wins. Cal baseball certainly experienced that this weekend, losing two of three at Creighton despite jumping out to early leads in all three games.
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Enough of James Harden lulling you to sleep in isolation, Kevin Durant putting the ball through the hoop at will, LeBron James carrying an entire city and Brad Stevens squeezing every milligram of talent out of his team. Nothing else is new.
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In the final home series of the season, Cal baseball (29-19, 14-13) emerged victorious in all three games against Arizona (29-20, 10-14) on the back of a red-hot offense. The Bears’ first sweep against a conference opponent this year provided a much-needed jolt for their postseason push.
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Thank you for making me believe and then tearing that all to shreds. Thank you for teaching me a little something about being a sports fan.
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The good news for the Bears is that one of their last pushes towards the playoffs will begin at Evans Diamond, where they have sported a sparkling 18-8 record this season.
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Facing the team with the lowest ERA in the conference, the Bears crossed the plate only seven times on the weekend.
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The Bears (23-14, 9-9) held the Huskies (18-17, 9-6) to just 10 runs over three games, the second-lowest total in a weekend series this season.
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It was the bowl of plain noodles Quah Zheng Wen ate two days before the 2013 Asian Youth Games — his remedy of choice for an untimely bout of stomach flu mere days before the meet.
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For the second midweek game in a row, Cal’s starter was tagged for a first-pitch, leadoff home run and could not get out of the second inning.
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