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On April 11, two days before the Clash at Comerica, sophomore pitcher Sean Martens threw a baseball for the first time in six months.
On Wednesday, the Central Michigan baseball team played in a four hour and 38 minute affair against Michigan State at Comerica Park.
The Central Michigan baseball and softball teams announced on Twitter they earned the 2016 Dick Enberg Team Leadership Award.
Five Central Michigan Life sports writers give their predictions for CMU sporting events this weekend, along with the Detroit Tigers' weekend series against Houston.
DETROIT — After allowing three runs in more than four hours of work, the Central Michigan baseball team allowed four runs in the bottom of the 14th inning. Michigan State (24-6) topped Central Michigan (7-26) 7-3 in Wednesday's Clash at Comerica.
DETROIT — The scene was set for the magic to be recreated.
DETROIT — From the eighth inning until the top of the 14th, no runs were scored for Central Michigan or Michigan State. That streak came to an end as senior relief pitcher Jimmy McNamara gave up four runs in the 14th after replacing junior reliever Jordan Grosjean.
After the offenses battled it out in the first game of the doubleheader, there was a pitcher's duel between the Central Michigan and Northern Illinois baseball teams in game two.
Despite winning three of their last 13 games, the Central Michigan baseball team has a chance at bragging rights on Wednesday, under the lights at Comerica Park.
It took a freshman pinch hitter and his 10-pitch at-bat for the Central Michigan baseball team to pick up its second Mid-American Conference victory of the season.
The Chippewas dropped game one of the three-game series Friday in DeKalb, Illinois as the Northern Illinois Huskies won 9-6.
Due to weather conditions, Central Michigan baseball's game against Oakland scheduled Wednesday has been postponed.
Freshman Dazon Cole got his first start of the year as the Central Michigan baseball team (6-23, 1-2 Mid-American Conference) defeated the Saginaw Valley State Cardinals (11-15) 7-4 in front of a lively Theunissen Stadium on Tuesday.
The Central Michigan baseball team (5-23) took multiple games into the middle innings in a scoreless tie, yet No. 21 Missouri State (22-5) found ways to score in bunches and sweep the three game series.
The spring semester, along with the 2015-16 Central Michigan sports season, is wrapping up. While April isn't the peak month for college athletic events, there are a few CMU sporting events worth taking a study break for.
After losing two of three last weekend against the Mid-American Conference East leading Kent State Golden Flashes, the Central Michigan baseball squad traveled to Ann Arbor to take on the Michigan Wolverines.
Before Feb. 19, the Central Michigan baseball team was 0-0. The Chippewas were gearing up for a season in which they were projected to win the Mid-American Conference West Division.
The Central Michigan baseball team needed just three pitches to win one game on Easter Sunday. About three hours later, it tasted defeat.
The Central Michigan baseball team was one out away from sealing its first Mid-American Conference win of the season. Then, darkness struck at Theunissen Stadium.
