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Despite new leadership and losing a trio of star players, the Central Michigan baseball team was selected on Feb. 13 by the 10 head coaches of Mid-American Conference to finish fourth in the 2019 standings.
A lot has changed in the past eight months for the Central Michigan baseball team.
Every college baseball team in the Midwest is heading south to start the 2019 season because of weather conditions.
Matt Shepard sat in a classroom surrounded by his peers as a senior in 1988, ecstatic to finally receive his degree from Central Michigan University.
Less than a week ago, Aaron McLatcher's name could be found in the athletic administration section of Davenport University's staff directory.
Aaron McLatcher was nervous when he arrived at Park Library on March 26, 2017.
Three Chippewa sports are now under new leadership after coaching transitions took place over the summer.
Central Michigan University has officially introduced Jordan Bischel as the new baseball head coach.
Central Michigan baseball has a new head coach.
After the 25th round of the 2018 MLB Draft, Central Michigan outfielder Daniel Robinson put his phone down.
Prior to the start of the 2018 MLB Draft, Central Michigan junior right-handed pitcher Michael Brettell was told he would be drafted late on the second day or early on the third day, which was around the 9-12th round.
When Central Michigan junior right-hander Dazon Cole was selected in the 2018 MLB Draft, he was shocked.
On the final day of the 2018 Major League Baseball Draft, three Central Michigan players were selected.
After 16 seasons as the head coach for the Central Michigan baseball team, Steve Jaksa has decided to move on and hand the keys to someone else.
In its fifth Mid-American Conference Tournament game in four days, the Central Michigan baseball team fell short, just one game away from the finals.
Despite scoring five runs in the top of the ninth inning, the Central Michigan baseball team's attempt to comeback against No. 1 Kent State failed, losing 8-7 in the Mid-American Conference Tournament at Sprenger Stadium.
With Jason Sullivan on third base, one out and the game tied in the bottom of the ninth inning, Blake Cleveland laid down a sacrifice bunt.
Ninety-feet was the only thing separating the Central Michigan baseball team from a bid to the Mid-American Conference Tournament.
Steve Jaksa joined the Central Michigan baseball team as the pitching coach in 1999, was promoted to head coach in 2003 and now has 500 careers wins.
Central Michigan left-handed starting pitcher Tyler Hankins will be sidelined for a "few weeks" with a back injury.
