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Freshman shortstop Cooper Malamazian sent a monster home run into left field in the bottom of the eighth inning to cut Indiana baseball’s deficit to one and electrify the crowd at Bart Kaufman Field in Bloomington.
Freshman outfielder Caleb Koskie stood on second base in scoring position, looking to cut into Indiana’s deficit in the ninth inning. Redshirt senior catcher Jake Stadler hit a promising ball into the night sky, but it died in center field as Indiana State University secured the final out of the game.
Pete Haas trotted out from Indiana baseball’s bullpen in left field with one out in the top of the ninth inning. The redshirt junior was the ninth pitcher to enter the game for the Hoosiers.
Following a three-day period when Indiana baseball (20-16, 10-8 Big Ten) won four games and closed out its homestand with a 6-3 record, the Hoosiers dropped their third road Big Ten series of the season on April 11-13. It’s the most Big Ten series Indiana has lost in a season since 2022. Now the Hoosiers return from a weekend in Champaign, Illinois, that resulted in them taking one out of three against Illinois at Illinois Field.
Indiana baseball gave up 15 runs in the final game of its weekend series against Illinois resulting in a 3-2 series loss at Illinois Field in Champaign, Illinois.
For the first time since March 23, Indiana baseball (19-14, 9-6 Big Ten) will play away from Bloomington, as it prepares for a trip to Illinois Field for a matchup with Illinois (18-12, 7-5 Big Ten). It will be a three-game set with the Fighting Illini, who are coming off a 10-run loss in eight innings at Illinois State University on April 8.
Redshirt sophomore outfielder Korbyn Dickerson stepped up to the plate for his second at-bat of the game and subsequently crushed a monster two-run home run that sailed into the evening sky and over the wall at Bart Kaufman Field.
Indiana baseball played its fourth game in three days against Ball State University after sweeping Michigan State this past weekend.
Tyler Cerny flung his bat into the air in celebration. Near third base, Devin Taylor grinned and held both arms above his head.
Despite playing four games in three days, Indiana baseball showed no let up as it defeated Ball State University 7-5 at Bart Kaufman Stadium on Tuesday. The Hoosiers finished their nine-game home stand 6-3 with a four-game winning streak.
Indiana baseball lost back-to-back games where it had the lead headed into the eighth inning against USC on March 29 and the University of Louisville on April 1. The Hoosiers’ head coach Jeff Mercer tried something different when preparing for Michigan State this weekend — getting up some shots in Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall.
Indiana baseball picked up a crucial three-game sweep over Michigan State in a doubleheader Monday. After taking game one Sunday 6-4, the Hoosiers collected their second sweep of the season and first since Ohio State on March 14-16.
Indiana baseball played its first of three games in two days against Michigan State on Sunday. With temperature feeling as low as 39 degrees, the Hoosiers battled their way to a 6-4 opening contest win.
Following Tuesday’s loss to No. 18 University of Louisville, Indiana baseball looks to bounce back as it prepares to face Michigan State in a weekend series at Bart Kaufman Field.
Devin Taylor walked toward the end of the bench in Indiana baseball’s dugout with his bat dangling in his left hand. The junior outfielder had just struck out with runners on first and second in the bottom of the ninth inning.
A chilly evening matchup with No. 18 University of Louisville was on the docket for Indiana baseball Tuesday. For the second game in a row, the Hoosiers had control of the game before coughing up a late lead. Five Indiana errors stifled the Hoosiers as they fell 6-4.
Kyle Hart took the mound for the NC Dinos under the bright lights of Korean baseball, competing among former MLB players searching for a way back to the big leagues.
A nine-run lead vanished in the blink of an eye as Indiana baseball struggled with pitching in its weekend series with USC.
Andrew Wiggins led the game off with his 25th walk of the season. It was the sophomore right fielder’s first of two at-bats in the inning as Indiana baseball batted around to start the Tuesday matchup with Bellarmine University, collecting six hits along with five runs.
Indiana baseball will kick off a nine-game homestand Tuesday against Bellarmine University (6-17). The Hoosiers played just six of their first 24 games at Bart Kaufman field in Bloomington, Indiana, where they went 4-2.
