2 upsets, FSU's walk-off grand slam highlights thrilling Tuesday of baseball

2 upsets, FSU’s walk-off grand slam highlights thrilling Tuesday of baseball


2 upsets, FSU’s walk-off grand slam highlights thrilling Tuesday of baseball

It is unusual to see how several college baseball games end up in a mad, electrifying fashion in the middle of the week, especially when most of the teams and fans are away from their upcoming days of the conference.

25th March deviated from this reality and produced more upset, highest levels and historical moments.

Here are some of the greatest events of the exciting Tuesday baseball:

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Alex Lodis Hits Cycle, Walk-Off Grand Slam to lift No. 4 Florida State over Florida

Florida State Baseball

Rivalry brings the best of both teams – there is always a feeling that there is more than a victory on the line. The competitions bring the funniest results, while several players will increase on this occasion.

4 Florida State and Florida did not differ on Tuesday. It was a surface similar to a video game that can only be conjured up in the last minutes of the Junior Shortstop Alex Lodis FSU.

The boat hit Grand-Off Grand Slam to transfer the seminars over Gators, 8-4, even a series to 1-1, and mark the first home run of the program since 2022.

The seminols led 3-2 entering the ninth, but Florida scored two in the final shift to give them 4-3, needed only three outs to take the lead 2-0 in the series.

Gators never reached the desired number, nor did one dough. Sophomore right handed Alex Philpott either hit or went through the first three doughs, giving FSU bases charged with zero outputs. At that time the show started.

Junior Right Fielder Gage Harrelson hit one for a second and scored the junior Hitter Jaxson West to combine the game to 4-4. Then the boat left and drove the first AT-BAT course above the right field wall Ballpark.

She wasn’t a non -bomber, and the boat knew it. He stared at the finished jet stream to forget and turned back to the FSU excavation to pump his fist with excitement before rounding the bases. The hit etcted the name of the shortstop in historical books rivalry.

The final of the series will be 8 April in the Florida home field, the Condron Family Ballpark.

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Coast Carolina upset No. 6 Clemson in battle

Baseball Coastal Carolina

Coast Carolina spoiled the penultimate game Clemson from his home home on Tuesday, defeated Tigers 8-2 and collected her second ACC victory in the season.

Two swings at 0-1 determined the fate of the competition.

Skanticleers, still tied 0-0 in the third shift, seemed to get aboard after the right-hander Luke Jones, who worked out of the jam loaded with the bases. Four doughs inside, Redshirt Senior left left player Sebastian Alexander responded to the bell and fired a three-run Homer to the left center to put the coastal carolina 3-0.

And they weren’t yet. Sophomore described Hitter Blagen Pado joined Alexander in Big Fly’s business and later hit the three-run four doughs at the almost the same place of the Doug Kingsmore stadium. For three interventions, Chanticleers built a 6-0 lead.

The third inning heater of the Coast Carolina described for the second time in Clemson’s last three games that they allowed six runs in the shift.

Although the tigers ended up with the same number of interventions as Chanticleers, they could not combine them in great moments as their opponent. Jones had soon to do it, maintaining Clemson balanced and allowing only two hits over four shifts of work. Tigers had runners in the first and second place with zero outs in the eighth – a suitable time at the assembly – but scored only one run. A quiet trip to the plate was rare for tigers who scored at least five runs in 23 of their 27 competitions.

The Chanticleers, who entered the singing match -winning lane, look at their weekend series against Texas State to maintain good times. Clemson wraps his 16-play Homestand on Wednesday in Presbyterian.

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Stand Missouri returns to defeat No. 2 Arkansas in extras

Missouri State Baseball

Up to 13-8 he entered the ninth shift in Missouri and Arkansas No. 2 closed the “Cruise control” and a good reason.

Before their unconference battle, Razorbacks won nine of their last 10, went to the seven -ray victory and gave up runs in the final exchange of two of the 14 games where they led at least five runs. Countertops were not a common topic against Arkansas this season.

The bears changed it on Tuesday and recorded five runs in the ninth and others in the next to give Razorbacks their third loss of the season. It was the highest victory of Missouri State in the history of the program.

Comeback started with one out. Senior second Baseman Nick Rodriguez and junior left player Jake McCutcheon hit singly back-to-back right, while the junior first Baseman Taeg Gollert followed him with one in the center and scored Rodriguez. Queue Rally Caps.

And the party was not close to ending. Five more doughs would get to the base and both doughs after Gollert hit double and single. At the end of half of the shift, the state of Missouri detonated and tied him at 13-13. Razorbacks did not respond to the bottom of the ninth with two of the three batches that set out out and left the door open to the bears in the 10th who did not waste time.

Rodriguez, the first shift dough, fired a home run to the left field for a full number to make Missouri State 14-13.

Although the bears did not address the next run after the big fly, it was enough to shock razorbacks and leave Fayetteville, AR. with victory. Rodriguez completed the game 5-6 with two home runs, combined 10 hits and runs and two RBIs. 14 Missouri State runs combined the highest run of the program against Arkansas in the history of 90 games and captured a record of 19-0 Razorbacks at home.




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