Pete Alonso is (already) UF’s best MLB star
By Sam Campisano | Sep. 29, 2019Florida has one of the most decorated baseball programs in the nation.
Florida has one of the most decorated baseball programs in the nation.
While the rest of baseball slept through Wednesday’s trade deadline, Astros GM Jeff Luhnow was busy locking up his team’s second championship in three years.
The cruelest thing my parents ever did was take me to Shea Stadium. Child services should’ve taken me away right there.
A month has passed since the last review of Gators around the majors, but there is still a strong UF presence in Major League Baseball. Now that the league has reached the All-Star break, let’s look at how some former Gators are doing at the halfway point.
I’m going to try my best not to contradict myself.
If you’ve paid any attention to Major League Baseball this season, you probably know what I’m talking about.
Florida’s baseball roster has lost three players to the NCAA transfer portal over the past few weeks.
On May 28, the Tampa Bay Rays hosted the division-rival Toronto Blue Jays at Tropicana Field.
The 2019 MLB Draft concluded on Wednesday after 40 rounds passed and over 1,200 prospects were selected.
The odds of making a Major League Baseball roster coming out of college are miniscule.
Florida’s season didn’t end at the College World Series.
In a one-run game with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning, right fielder Kendrick Calilao stood just 90 feet away from home plate.
Florida was down 7-2 in the top of the seventh when left fielder Austin Langworthy stepped into the batter’s box.
The Florida baseball team had little time to celebrate after the NCAA field was announced on Monday.
The Florida baseball team dropped a heartbreaker on Tuesday morning in Game 1 of the SEC Tournament against Texas A&M.
The Gators were two innings away from advancing past Texas A&M in Game 1 of the SEC Tournament and all but assuring themselves of a spot in next week's NCAA Tournament.
The Florida baseball team has made an appearance in the NCAA Tournament every year since coach Kevin O’Sullivan took over in 2008.
Florida's NCAA at-large hopes were on life support prior to Thursday night's game against Missouri.
Florida right-hander Jack Leftwich's 2019 season has been a bit of a rollercoaster ride.
The Gators entered Thursday night's game against Missouri in a must-win situation as the regular season winds down and the team's 11-year streak of NCAA Tournament appearances stands in jeopardy.