Twenty-four hours after their bullpen handed Stanford a win in the eighth inning, the Clemson Tigers baseball team came back to Sunken Diamond and put 18 hits on the Cardinal in a 12-5 rout Sunday afternoon. Same field. Different game. The Tigers (21-12, 4-8 ACC) trailed for most of the first five innings in their weekend […]
The Clemson Tigers baseball team walked off Sunken Diamond on Saturday with a 5-4 loss. Three-run lead in the eighth. Gone. The Tigers (20-12, 3-8 ACC) had this one. Michael Sharman was cruising through seven innings on a sunny afternoon at Stanford. One run allowed, four hits, six punchouts. The offense had finally solved Stanford’s
Not much to spin here for Clemson Baseball (19-11 overall; 2-7 ACC). The Tigers were run-ruled by the Wake Forest Demon Deacons in a 15-4
Clemson burned through seven pitchers Wednesday night and none of them had answers. Wake Forest scored in every inning of a 15-4 rout at Truist
Clemson Baseball (19-12) keeps getting pieces of what it needs. Just not all of it at once. Coach Bakich said in his postgame of the
Clemson baseball went 15-2 to open the season. Then ACC play started and everything fell apart. The Tigers are 4-8 since March 12. Record in
Six runs in the last three innings Saturday afternoon at Doug Kingsmore Stadium. And Clemson baseball (19-10, 2-7 ACC) still lost because the first six
Tryston McCladdie went 0-for-4 Thursday night. Struck out swinging twice. Couldn’t get the barrel on anything while Clemson stranded 12 runners and lost in extras. Saturday
Clemson had 10 hits against Miami on Thursday night at Doug Kingsmore Stadium. Miami had 10. And somehow the Tigers lost 8-3 in 10 innings
Clemson Baseball (18-8) needed a normal night on Tuesday. They did not get it. They were in complete control for most of the game. A
