The Major League Baseball 2011 first-year player draft is fast approaching.
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Crocker, Radeke named to first team
Two baseball players were 2011 Big West All Conference first team, three players were named second-team and two were honorable mentions.
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Baseball swept by Bakersfield in final series
The Cal Poly baseball team finished with a winning record for the first time since its record-setting season in 2009, but it was hardly the finish they had imagined.
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Mustangs ignite offensively, overpower Pacific in finale
Cal Poly baseball finished the season 15-9 in the Big West.
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Radeke: ‘Whatever matters to you, do it right’
“Whatever matters to you, do it right.”
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Baseball sweeps UC Davis in final home series
The Mustangs put up a season-high 15 hits to overcome an early three-run deficit and win their fifth series of the 2011 campaign on Sunday.
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Baseball aims to finish season on high note
After taking the series over No. 11 Cal State Fullerton, the Cal Poly baseball team missed a chance to complete its Big West upsets, dropping a close game three to UC Irvine last weekend.
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Baseball drops two of three games to UC Irvine
Cal Poly baseball fell to UC Irvine this weekend, and see a playoff spot slip further away.
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Baseball drops two of three to Long Beach State
Injuries are starting to catch up with the Mustangs. After Cal Poly took two of three games from Cal State Fullerton last weekend, the Mustangs dropped two of three games to Long Beach State, without shortstop Mike Miller and second baseman Denver Chavez in the lineup. One of the biggest names, center fielder Bobby Crocker, […]
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Baseball looks to keep momentum rolling, travels to Long Beach
If there ever was a “trap” series for Cal Poly, this weekend would be it.
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J.J. Thompson aims to cap baseball career with a bang
For Cal Poly first baseman J.J. Thompson, baseball is a sport full of ups and downs. To succeed, Thompson said he just needed to focus on the game, not the stats.