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Without the ability to practice as a team and with little information about when they might be able to, the Bears have turned to personal workouts and team Zoom calls, the new normal for most Cal sports programs.
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Daulton Jefferies still has some work to do to secure a spot with fellow Cal alumni Marcus Semien and Mark Canha on the A’s, but he showed flashes of potential in his major league debut.
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Since graduating from UC Berkeley with a bachelor’s degree in journalistic studies in 1971, Jenkins has covered more than 25 World Series and 19 Wimbledons, among many other major sports events. In this interview, Jenkins reflects on his time at Cal and discusses the return of sports amid the pandemic.
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The shortening of the MLB draft leaves college players who would have been drafted with scant opportunities to pursue their professional aspirations.
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He becomes the first Cal player to turn professional in 2020, just the second year since 1968 in which no Cal players were drafted.
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Cal baseball alumnus and Oakland Athletics shortstop Marcus Semien was one of baseball’s top rising stars this season, producing a .285/.369/.892 slashline while playing all 162 games in 2019. Semien’s breakout campaign landed him a spot amongst the best in baseball, as the former Cal star finished in third place
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In 2019, his second season as head coach of the Cal baseball program, Mike Neu led the Bears to their first postseason appearance since 2015.
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Given the unpredictable outcome of a single game, it is crucial that Cal controls any factors possible to win the first two games of the weekend.
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Not only will a series win rightfully secure fourth place in the Pac-12, but it will also prove to the rest of the country which team can rise to the occasion when the pressure is on.
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By the time freshman Mitchell Scott recorded the final out on the mound, Cal had put up 18 runs and 20 hits against one of the top 15 pitching staffs in the country.
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