Caleb Lomavita

Both games, the Bears had the lead — and both were blown. Despite the final results, it’s worth noting the uphill battle Mike Neu’s team had to face entering the tournament as the lowest-seeded team.

With their season on the line, the Bears took on the Huskies in a three-game set in hopes of claiming a spot in the Pac-12 tournament that was contingent on winning the series.

To have a chance at the Pac-12 tournament, the Bears need a series victory in Seattle against a daunting Washington lineup.

Coming off an unexpected series sweep against UCLA, Cal looks to continue its winning streak as the Bears welcome Washington State for the last home conference series.

Cal came out swinging against UCLA as if it was a home run derby, sending four balls out of the yard each game. Its offensive prowess led the way to a series sweep.

Cal and UCLA, two clubs, each on a losing streak, go face to face in an important three-game series. One side has to give in.

With a chance to revitalize a seemingly lost season, Cal failed to do so, dropping three games in nonconference play to Pitt this past weekend.

While the Bears have lost their past five games, Santa Clara is on a five-game winning streak, most recently sweeping Pepperdine in a conference series on the road.

The long-ball was flying at Sunken Diamond in a back-and-forth game between Cal and Stanford, ending in dramatic fashion.

Cal's momentum came to a screeching halt after losses against Oregon and Stanford. The blue and gold will need to give this series their all if they hope to play meaningful baseball in May.