Alejandro Rosario allowed nine hits and four earned runs through five innings. Photo credit: Andy Mead/UNC Athletics
Two games, and two losses for the Miami Hurricanes against the UNC Tar Heels at Bryson Field at Boshamer Stadium. Due to an ominous weather forecast in Chapel Hill for Saturday’s scheduled game, the teams played a doubleheader Friday, one the Canes will want to forget.
Miami fell 4-2 in Game 1 Friday after a slow start. The Tar Heels built an early cushion though methodical, station-to-station baseball, scoring a single run in four of the first five frames during the 3 p.m. contest.
Right fielder Gabe Rivera bats during Miami s win over Florida Gulf Coast University on April 14 at Mark Light Field. Photo credit: Alex Carnochan
The Hurricanes have proven to fans that they can be the team so many have been looking for in 2021.
UM just needs to show that promise every weekend.
After sweeping Duke at home April 2-4, they went to Pittsburgh and dropped all three contests April 9-11. Miami then returned to Coral Gables and once again earned a sweep, earning wins against Clemson April 16-18.
With just four Atlantic Coast Conference series remaining until postseason play, now is the time to put it all together down the home stretch.
Chants Use Full Team Effort in 6-3 Road Win at North Carolina CCU baseball (Source: WMBF) By Coastal Carolina Athletics | April 20, 2021 at 10:56 PM EDT - Updated April 20 at 10:56 PM
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. – Coastal Carolina baseball powered its way out to an early 3-0 lead with three early home runs and then used nine pitchers to strike out 14 North Carolina hitters in a 6-3 midweek road win on Tuesday night in Chapel Hill, N.C.
All nine Coastal pitchers recorded at least one strikeout on the night and not one of the nine Chanticleer arms threw more than 1.2 innings over the nine-inning road win.