Devil Dish: Feb. 29
Spring training marks way more than just the beginning of baseball. It marks the beginning of the good life.
Spring training marks way more than just the beginning of baseball. It marks the beginning of the good life.
The duo of Joey DeMichele and Abe Ruiz combined for 13 RBI, eight runs and three homers this weekend as ASU won two out of three games against UC Riverside.
After an opening weekend filled with more runs than innings, the ASU baseball team is looking forward to facing a stiffer test.
Former ASU pitcher Josh Spence recently returned to Arizona for spring training with the San Diego Padres.
Brandon Bonilla’s maturity, developed from growing up in the wings of his father, Bobby, and his godfather, Barry Bonds, doesn’t overshadow his love of the game.
The No. 15 Sun Devils outscored visiting Western Michigan 40-2 over a three-game series to open the 2012 season with a sweep.
The sunflower seeds are stocked, the field is pristine and the players are anxious. All that’s missing are fans in seats. All of that will come together Friday when the No. 17 Sun Devils host Western Michigan.
Due to NCAA sanctions stemming from a period of infractions under former ASU coach Pat Murphy, the Sun Devils are ineligible for the postseason this year.
The ASU baseball team will rely heavily on Deven Marrero, along with the other two returners, to provide offensive stability for the No. 17 Sun Devils.
At the top of the ASU baseball team’s pitching staff is a group of veteran arms poised to build off a strong 2011 campaign, but behind the returners is uncertainty.
Sure, Hamilton is a superstar in every sense of the term, but is a news frenzy really necessary every time he relapses?
Despite not being eligible for post-season play, MLB recruitment expectations remain high for the 2012 Sun Devil baseball team.
Sure, I know the Super Bowl is Sunday, but I’m excited about baseball. Why? Three reasons.
Miles from where he grew up and blocks from where he now calls home, Andre Ethier spent his Saturday answering questions from a gymnasium full of children at the Chandler/Gilbert Family YMCA.
Twenty guys riding bikes in the dirt at the Monster Energy AMA Supercross event drew almost 10,400 more fans than the Diamondbacks did in their postseason game against the Milwaukee Brewers.
On May 16, the ASU athletic department closed its eyes, took a deep breath and made a wish. When it opened its eyes almost six months later, the candle was still lit. The NCAA Infractions Appeals Committee upheld penalties Friday imposed by the NCAA Infractions Committee last year on the ASU baseball team. The most noteworthy punishments include a one year postseason ban and three years probation.
Baseball reminded us fans just why it’s so exciting last Thursday in Game Six of the 2011 World Series.
The Cardinals owe their current position in the Fall Classic to the efforts of Albert Pujols.
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