The 2011 UCLA baseball team couldn’t avoid being compared to the 2010 UCLA baseball team at every juncture of its season. Read more...
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Members of the Bruin baseball team watch their teammates during Saturday’s game. Despite beating Fresno State, UCLA went 1-1 with San Francisco before being eliminated by UC Irvine.
With his team’s season on the line, UCLA baseball coach John Savage couldn’t think of any better person to be on the mound than Trevor Bauer. Read more...
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Junior pitcher Trevor Bauer celebrates after UCLA defeated Fresno state 3-1 at Jackie Robinson Stadium.
Coming off one of its most productive offensive weekends of the season, the UCLA baseball team picked a bad night to sputter at the plate. Read more...
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Junior pitcher Gerrit Cole walks toward the lockers after UCLA’s 3-0 loss to San Francisco at Jackie Robinson Stadium on Friday.
It's selection Monday in the clubhouse at UCLA's Jackie Robinson Stadium and ESPN's college baseball selection show opens with a montage of images and plays from last year's College World Series. Read more...
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Members of the 2010 UCLA baseball team react after losing 2-1 in the 11th inning to South Carolina in game 2 of last year’s College World Series in Omaha, Neb. This year, the No. 17 Bruins will begin the postseason by hosting the Los Angeles Regional and will begin play against San Francisco Friday.
What a difference a weekend makes. Read more...
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Junior first baseman Dean Espy (far left) and No. 17 UCLA clinched the Pac-10 title this weekend, despite its 10-5 loss to No. 10 Arizona State on Sunday. The Bruins also learned that they will be one of the 16 teams hosting an NCAA Regional, although they have the worst RPI among the host teams.
Most coaches wouldn't call a road trip to play the nation's No. 8 team "ideal," but UCLA's John Savage isn't most coaches. Read more...
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UCLA coach John Savage and the Bruins sit one game behind conference leader Oregon State as they head to Arizona State for their last conference series.
When Hall of Famer UC Irvine coach Mike Gillespie turned to his right-handed closer, UCLA coach John Savage was in a bind. Read more...
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Sophomore third baseman Cody Regis went 2-for-4 at the plate and drove in the Bruins’ lone run of the evening in UCLA’s 2-1 loss to UC Irvine on Tuesday. As has become a glaring pattern throughout the season, the offense struggled to generate runs as Anteater starter Andrew Thurman limited the Bruins to just four hits in seven innings. UCLA ends the regular season with a series against Arizona State this weekend.
