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Missouri defeats No. 2 Texas A&M 3-2 on the road

Thomas Cuda • March 28, 2015

COLLEGE STATION, TX — On a perfect afternoon for baseball, the Missouri baseball team (20-8, 6-2 Southeastern Conference) beat No. 2 Texas A&M (26-2, 6-2 SEC), 3-2, handing the Aggies their first home...

No. 2 Texas A&M defeats Missouri 7-4

Thomas Cuda • March 27, 2015

COLLEGE STATION, TX — In a matchup of the two Southeastern Conference Eastern Division leaders, the No. 2 Texas A&M Aggies were able to wear down the Missouri pitchers. The Tigers lost the first game...

Tigers look jet-lagged versus Air Force

Quinn Malloy • March 19, 2015

After Air Force pitcher junior Trent Monaghan retired senior Case Munson for the second out of the bottom of the third inning, Air Force catcher Travis Wilkie sprung up from his squat and began to jog...

Rash solidifies fourth spot in rotation

Jason Lowenthal • March 18, 2015

Above all, Missouri pitcher Alec Rash is just happy to be a part of the the Mizzou baseball team. To say the least, it has been a turbulent career for the Tigers’ junior starter. This season, however,...

Falcons grounded as Tigers beat Air Force, 6-0

Jason Lowenthal • March 17, 2015

John Miles is one of the more versatile pitchers Missouri baseball coach Tim Jamieson has in his arsenal. With Alec Rash’s status in question due to a strained shoulder, Jamieson handed the ball to...

Tigers warm up for SEC play with blowout win over SIUE

Quinn Malloy • March 13, 2015

With Southeastern Conference play looming in the form of a weekend series at Georgia, the Missouri Tigers got a boon to their confidence with a 9-4 victory over Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville...

Bullpen trio off to dominant start

Jason Lowenthal • March 11, 2015

Missouri junior closer Breckin Williams described a “three-headed monster” coming out of the Tiger bullpen. He’s not very far off. Williams, along with junior Austin Tribby and senior Andrew Schwaab,...

Bats need to come around if Tigers hope to compete

Quinn Malloy • March 11, 2015

For years now, the Southeastern Conference has been the pinnacle of collegiate baseball. The conference has always produced some of Major League Baseball’s prize talents, including Frank Thomas, Rafael...

Missouri baseball riding high after topping Truman St. 10-2

Quinn Malloy • March 11, 2015

Beaten and bruised, Missouri baseball sorely needed a win. They’d had to bear the weight of being swept by University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee over the weekend and were itching to get back on the field...

Tigers’ bats go cold in loss to Milwaukee

Jason Lowenthal • March 7, 2015

After a 7-4 loss in game one of Missouri baseball’s series against Milwaukee, Missouri coach Tim Jamieson mentioned timely hitting as the difference. Unfortunately for the Tigers, that message apparently...

Bond making the most of early playing time

Jason Lowenthal • March 4, 2015

Missouri baseball coach Tim Jamieson knew he was getting a special recruit in Brett Bond. The 6-foot-1-inch, 210-pounder was a highly sought-after local recruit who also received some attention from fellow...

Rule changes hurt baseball

Andrew McCulloch • March 4, 2015

There may still be snow on the ground, but spring is right around the corner, and baseball season is finally upon us. In sunnier locales, players and managers are, like the weather, warming up for the...