Baseball
Baseball Sweeps Michigan, Falls to ULL
The wins were a little sweeter for Lance Salsgiver. In a weekend in which the Harvard baseball team split four
Louisiana Road Trip Awaits Crimson
After the wackiest weekend of Harvard baseball in quite a while, the Crimson returned to Cambridge two weeks ago with
CHAMPIONSHIP BOUTWELL: Baseball Openers Spell Success
The Harvard baseball team’s opening weekend in Lubbock, Texas ended much the way it began: with the Crimson’s record standing
Runs Aplenty Open Year
When the cloud of red clay settled in Lubbock, Texas, one thing was certain—it was a wild opening weekend for
'Blo It Right By 'Em: Caught in a Virtual Reality
Hamburgers, cowboy hats, pickup trucks, shotguns, horses, lassoes and Chinese people playing on professional basketball teams are just a few
Sluggers Set to Take On Raiders, Falcons
Forget about steroids. Who needs ‘em? Here are some guys on the Harvard baseball team—which opens up its season this
Seizing The New Baseball Season
It’s that time of year again, folks. That’s right, late February brings a lot to the world of sports—the SI
Injuries Leave Baseball With Arms Tied Behind Back
After a hard luck offseason, the Harvard baseball team will open its schedule next week with only one left-handed pitcher.
Baseball Just Misses Ivy Title
In the end, a team that usually only lost when it beat itself was beaten by a worthy opponent—Princeton’s Thomas
Male Comeback of the Year: Lentz Powers From Both Sides of Plate
Shaking off the rust and applying a renewed focus across the board, senior Brian Lentz surpassed expectations as he led
Male Rookies of the Year: Three Cheers! Baby Boomers' Bats Bolster Baseball
Brian Lentz, the oldest member of the Harvard baseball team and recent Seattle Mariners signee, spoke to Harvard coach Joe
The Season, In A Single Play
PRINCETON, NJ—If one play had to end the Harvard baseball team’s Ivy title defense, at least it was a play
Princeton Paul-ishes Baseball Off In Three
PRINCETON, N.J.—A game that had begun shrouded in mystery—from the identity of Princeton’s game three starter to whether the rain
Of Moments, Possibilities And Promise
PRINCETON, N.J.—The mists had descended fully upon Clarke Field yesterday, darkening and suffocating, and out of the dugout and full
In Do-Or-Die Spot, Salsgiver Pitches In
PRINCETON, NJ—He may have sailed his final warm-up pitch to the backstop upon entering the game, but Harvard outfielder-turned-reliever Lance
