Jase Turner PO ’05 pursued his dream of playing professional baseball for three years after he graduated college before starting a career in education.
Tag: Baseball
RECAP: Stags starting pitching falters as baseball drops 2 of 3 games to Redlands
The Stags (3-5, 2-4 SCIAC) dropped two out of three games to Redlands last weekend, falling 14-6 in the first and 7-6 in the second, but salvaged the third game 7-6. Kevin Nakahara HM ’20, Carson Bridges CM ’21 and Marco Castillo CM ’22 each tallied a home run over
RECAP: Sagehen baseball wins 2 of 3 against La Verne as coach earns 400th career win
The P-P baseball team (6-2, 4-2 SCIAC) won two of three games against La Verne (9-5, 2-4 SCIAC) last week, giving head coach Frank Pericolosi is 400th career win.
RECAP: P-P Baseball wins two of three against Caltech, blows out Castleton in big day for Patterson-Kohout
The P-P baseball team (4-1, 2-1 SCIAC) won two of three games against Caltech (3-4, 1-2 SCIAC) last week, before beating Castleton (1-4) 17-5 Monday.
RECAP: Stag baseball goes 1-2 against Cal Lutheran
Justin Hull CM ’20 threw eight innings of one-run ball as CMS took one of three games against Cal Lutheran.
Missed opportunities and heartbreak: The Dodgers title drought continues
When the last out of the 2018 MLB season was recorded this past Sunday at Dodger Stadium, there were endless cheers, smiles, and hugs being exchanged all throughout the stadium, but none were to be had or shared by a Los Angeles Dodger. Clayton Kershaw did not pitch well. There
Despite unconventional path, Dodgers likely returning to familiar territory: the MLB Postseason
Entering 2018 with a team nearly identical to the one that fell one win short of a World Series title the year before, the Los Angeles Dodgers were heavy favorites to win their sixth straight NL West title and head back to the postseason this year. A-hundred-and-fifty-nine games later, with
After A Brief Pause, The Yankees-Red Sox Rivalry Is Back And Better Than Ever
Sometimes when life gets boring, it’s good to break up old habits. Tired of doing the same thing over and over? Try something new! Even going back to your old ways may create a spark for you. Look no further than the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees.
In Wild Weekend Series, Sagehens Sweep Stags Behind Miraculous Comebacks
The Pomona-Pitzer baseball team (20-9, 11-4 SCIAC) pulled off a series of shocking comebacks last weekend, taking three games against Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (15-16, 6-9 SCIAC), and completing a season sweep of the Stags for the second year in a row. Game one of the series took place Friday at CMS’s Bill
Love Thy Enemy: Angels’ Shohei Ohtani Transcends Allegiances
Seventeen years ago this Wednesday, Ichiro Suzuki made a name for himself in the Major Leagues. Despite being a highly anticipated international signee — and the first Japanese position player to be one — Ichiro’s performance had been underwhelming in his first Spring Training, and it was unclear if he