Not this time: Beavs drop game 2 to Arizona 5 - 6
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Hmm, as much as last night's game was satisfying in how the Beavs grinded out a win this afternoon's loss was as frustrating. I guess that is what happens when you leave 12 on base (yes, that is the number 12), just put in two of those base runners and the Beavs come away with a win.
A bright spot is that freshman Ryan Gorton came in relief for a knocked around Greg Peavey and Gorton gave up just two hits and two runs and had three Ks. The offense was not horrible in that the Beavs had 11 hits and did get 5 runs, but it just was not enough even with Ryan Ortiz continuing his strong play at the plate going 2 for 5. Logan Lotti and Jared Norris both contributed RBIs and Max Shupe got his first hit of the season (a pretty clutch hit actually that again was wasted with no runs coming out of him moving the runner to third in the seventh inning). I was a little surprised to see Santos come in to pinch hit for Lotti, but the Beavs were needing some big time spark in their final at bat.
For the full story see Baseball Drops Second Game Of Series To Arizona.
Arizona has some bats that's for sure (Ortega is a hitting machine!), but with more production by the Beavs offense they should come out with a series win tomorrow. I will be interested to see if the team can again bounce back strong from a tough loss. The game is scheduled for noon and same GameTracker and radio coverage. Go Beavs!
After the break is the good and bad news box score stuff.
To read the full box score and play-by-play go here.
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Scoreboard Watch
UCLA-6, Stanford-5, Bottom of the 8th
Arizona State-6, Washington State-3, Top of the 6th
Washington-6, California-2, Top of the 8th
Oregon-3, USC-2, Bottom of the 5th
by ConnorOSU on Apr 10, 2009 8:08 PM PDT reply actions 0 recs
ASU
Going to be tough catching them this season. The only team I think that can give them any real challenge for an entire series is OSU and we will need to then keep game for game pace with them to overtake them at the end of the season. Not an easy task. Hopefully they will slump sometime, but I just don’t see any other Pac-10 teams being able to step up against them. Whereas I can see the Beavs losing the odd game here and there.
That said I have a Saturday ticket for the ASU series and that should be a darn good series!
-RVM
by rvm on Apr 10, 2009 9:21 PM PDT reply actions 0 recs
Pac-10 Standings After Friday
1. Arizona State, 9-1
2. Oregon State, 6-2
3. Washington State, 4-3
4. Stanford, 6-5
5. UCLA, 6-5
6. USC, 6-5
7. Washington, 3-5
8. Oregon, 2-6
9. Arizona, 3-8
10. California, 3-8
by ConnorOSU on Apr 11, 2009 9:09 AM PDT reply actions 0 recs

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