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THE PROMISED LANDE: One Bad Day Means More in Ivy League

One bad day. Five bad hours. Fifteen bad innings. That’s all it took for the advantage of a 7-1 league

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Castellano Shines in Loss to BC

BOSTON—On Friday afternoon, shadows danced around the plate and temperatures dipped into the 30s—not, in other words, optimal hitting conditions

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Baseball's Offense Silenced on Road

Since the beginning of the season, the Harvard baseball team’s offense has been described as potent, super-charged and explosive. But

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Sluggers Open Division Play Against Yale

For the major league scouts sent to analyze Princeton’s prospective pair of first-round draft picks, Ross Ohlendorf and B.J. Szymanski,

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'BAMA SLAMMA: From Sox To Rox: What A Treat

Finally! The Boston Red Sox took it upon itself, just days ago, to boot the Beanpot Baseball Tournament—and our very

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Baseball Defies Early Expectations

It has been a wet and wild first half of the Ivy League baseball season. Four weather-delayed games are scheduled

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Fenway Park Will Not Play Host to Beanpot

For the last 14 years, four Boston-area college baseball teams have marked off a certain two days on the calendar

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Crimson Tops Penn in Doubleheader

The lineup has some catching up to do. For the second-straight weekend, the Harvard baseball team relied on stellar starting

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Harvard Opens Ivy Play With Sweep of Columbia

The Harvard baseball team opened the 2004 season much how everyone expected—obliterating opposing pitching. But since opening the Ivy League

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Pitching Staff Turns It Around

The Harvard pitching staff entered the weekend with the Ivy League’s second-worst ERA. But chances are it’ll be moving up

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Morgalis Dazzles With Second Straight Gem After Slow Start

If Harvard baseball—flush with confidence after a 4-0 weekend sweep—is in the midst of a pitching renaissance, then who is

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Baseball Led By Herrmann

On one rainy Sunday in May 2003, longtime Harvard baseball coach Joe Walsh inspected his dwindling bench and called out

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Crusaders Storm Back Against Crimson

So this is how the other half lives. Just days after a weekend sweep of reigning Ivy League champion Princeton—a

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AOTW: Hendricks Throws Gem of a Game

At first, it seems surprising that Trey Hendricks wasn’t thinking at least a little bit about last year when he

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Baseball Falls in North Carolina Over Break

The Harvard baseball team tuned up for its Ivy opening weekend with six games in seven days over spring break,

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