Cade Beloso hit a tiebreaking homer in the top of the 11th inning after teammate Ty Floy struck out 17 for the most in 51 years in a Men’s College World Series game as LSU beat Florida 4-3 in Game 1.
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Trailing by two runs in the eighth inning, the Dodgers received some help from the Astros bullpen, and the umpire, as the go-ahead run scored on a balk by Houston reliever Ryne Stanek en route to an 8-7 Dodgers’ victory, their fourth in a row.
The Angels and Rockies are in the middle of a three-game series at Coors Field, but that didn’t stop their front offices from negotiating a trade.
Following the Halos’ stunning 25–1 victory against Colorado on Saturday, multiple sources reported that the two teams had agreed to a trade which would send veteran infielder Mike Moustakas to Anaheim in exchange for pitching prospect Connor Van Scoyoc. The Angels later confirmed the deal.
Angels manager Phil Nevin indicated that the team had designated Kevin Padlo for assignment in a corresponding roster move.
Coors Field was generous to the visiting team on Saturday.
LSU baseball’s magical run continued on Saturday night when the Tigers won Game 1 of the men’s College World Series final 4–3 in 11 innings over Florida.
With the game tied in top of the 11th inning, LSU DH Cade Beloso blasted a home run well over the right field wall. The Tigers would hold on for the thrilling extra-inning victory.
“The previous at-bat, he struck me out on three straight heaters and I figured he would go back to it,” Beloso said, per Eric Olson of the Associated Press. “They weren’t going to switch anything up.
Mike Trout and the Angels jumped out to a historic start against the Rockies on Saturday, racking up a jaw-dropping 23 runs in just four innings.
L.A. scored 13 runs in the third inning and followed that up with another eight in the fourth. In doing so, they became the first team in MLB history to score 20-plus runs in a span of two or fewer innings.
The offensive eruption from the Angels turned heads on social media, as the Halos ran up what looked like a football scoreline during their visit to Coors Field.
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OMAHA, Nebraska – LSU continues to play 11th hour, Warren Morris baseball, and it has the Tigers one win away from winning another national championship.
Cade Beloso hit a solo home run in the 11th inning. And LSU reliever Riley Cooper held off Florida in the bottom half of the inning for another dramatic, 4-3 win in the opener of the national title series in front of 25,258 at Charles Schwab Field.
Tommy “Tanks” White’s solo home run in the eighth tied the game 3-3.
White’s walk-off home run in the 11th inning Thursday night gave the 5-seeded Tigers a 2-0 win over No.
The Angels’ bats were scorching hot early on against the Rockies on Saturday, taking advantage of the hitter-friendly Coors Field amid L.A.’s roadtrip. The Halos piled on 23 runs in Colorado before the end of the fourth inning, jumping out to an early 23–0 lead.
L.A. scored 13 runs in the third inning alone, with Mike Trout spearheading what ended up being back-to-back-to-back home runs for the Angels, as his solo shot was followed up by homers from Brandon Drury and Matt Thaiss.
Mayhem broke loose in the bottom of the eighth inning on Saturday night in the showdown between the Astros and Dodgers.
With the game tied at 7–7, Houston reliever Ryne Stanek was in the middle of a battle with Dodgers shortstop Miguel Rojas.
With two outs and the count full at 3–2, Stanek was called for a balk by second base umpire Junior Valentine. The infraction call allowed Jonny Deluca to be awarded home to give the Dodgers the one-run lead.
The Dodgers take the lead in the 8th after Ryne Stanek is called for a balk
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