Bear Down Wildcats

That was the first shot oh UA fans in the stands in awhile too....

one on. one down.

let's go!

2 on, one down.

let's go!

tying run at the plate

wait wat ^ I must be behind. Thanks watch espn

nutts crossed, come on cats. Time for a walk off and a special memory

Still alive!

ump sucks

Should be tied right now

Should be tied!

Come on Aguilar. Make a memory!!!

Should be 4-4. Fuck you ump.

come on, let's get a 2 out hit

I can't watch fam..

Cardiac Cats!!!

OMG...let's go!!!

Bear the fuck DOWN!!!!

Come on Cats, one more hit, right here.

Holy sh#t. please we have endured enough pain. come on, time to get some joy in wildcat land

and there's the game. fuckin ump robbing us of that run.

#4Josh

That 2-0 pitch was it. Should be extra innings

well that sucks. Disappointment again. Congrats to CC

Game should be going to extras.

Oh well, amazing season Cats. Let's get back here next year.

Gotta swing at that 2-0 pitch..and the 2-1.... what are you waiting for there.... Salazar being out really hurt there

Congrats to CCU

Alieberman wrote:That missed call at home is going to be the story of this game I fear...

That was from early in the game..... I really hate being right.

That damn, completely blown call in the first inning ended up costing us. Sucks to lose by 1 with tying and winning runs a base hit from scoring, and where the umpire took a run away from us.

Feel for Boyd at SS.

Alieberman wrote:

Alieberman wrote:That missed call at home is going to be the story of this game I fear...

That was from early in the game..... I really hate being right.

That call didnt help but we really left to many opportunities out there, starting 1st inning game 2... You cant let a team like CCU get momentum.

All in all a great season for the Cats.. JJ is well on his way to creating a serious contender year in year out....

Stings but.....Hey! Runner up for the CWS is a GREAT season! Way to go CATS!! EXTREMELY proud of you guys!

GREAT GREAT JOB WILDCATS!!!

Bummer that we made 2 errors and all their runs were unearned. Happens. Anyone have video of that play at the plate and Dalbec consoling Raymer

children...

WELCOME BACK WILDCATS


Head coach Jay Johnson and the Arizona baseball team concluded their season at the College World Series today as Coastal Carolina took game three of the series by a score of 4-3.

The public is invited to welcome the team back to Tucson by meeting the players and coaches at Hi Corbett tonight. The team is scheduled to arrive at Hi Corbett at 9:45 p.m. MST (subject to change due to travel).

Meeting the team at the airport is discouraged. We hope to see everyone tonight at Hi Corbett for a great welcome back your Arizona Baseball team!

CCU made a headline on CNN's front page.

So the NCAA has replay in football and bball but not baseball? Bet they have it next year. Cats got some bad calls after the umpiring being pretty solid most of the way

This postseason was the gravy. We made the CWS and had a good run, new coach is off to a good start and we got great exposure for the program.

Good to have the Bat Cats back on the national stage!!

That was awesome. Where can I get my runner-up t-shirt?

Longhorned wrote:That was awesome. Where can I get my runner-up t-shirt?

Angola.

azcat49 wrote:So the NCAA has replay in football and bball but not baseball? Bet they have it next year. Cats got some bad calls after the umpiring being pretty solid most of the way

Honestly don't think you could've overturned the call based on the video I've seen. Wasn't clear where the tag was applied. Anyone got a clear shot that shows space between the tag and the runner's hand/wrist?

Puerco wrote:

azcat49 wrote:So the NCAA has replay in football and bball but not baseball? Bet they have it next year. Cats got some bad calls after the umpiring being pretty solid most of the way

Honestly don't think you could've overturned the call based on the video I've seen. Wasn't clear where the tag was applied. Anyone got a clear shot that shows space between the tag and the runner's hand/wrist?

84Cat wrote:

They should call both teams back to Omaha and start it off from the top of the 10th. That is a god damn catastrophe that that play was not reviewable in a national championship game.

Great, great season Cats and Coach!

Wildcat baseball you make us proud!

Where was coach Miller to say "he touched the plate, he touched the plate".

Man its an empty feeling, still think we were the better team

Yup. Those are pretty clear.

Props to CCU though. Nice story. If we had to lose, at least it's to a Cinderella and not to some SEC team or other powerhouse. /sarcasm about SEC and powerhouse.

Nice tribute to Coach Johnson from his home town paper on his first year with the Wildcats.

“I came to Arizona because it’s a place that has potential to go to Omaha and a place that has potential to win a national championship,” Johnson said in a phone interview Thursday from the East Coast where he was recruiting talent to bolster his already accomplished roster. “I knew we had an opportunity to be better. Not in my wildest dreams did I think getting to Omaha and playing for the national championship was a possibility.”

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Some people go through life waiting in vain to earn themselves a good nickname.

Bobby Dalbec has no idea what that’s like.

The man who became known nationwide as “Big Bob the Heartthrob” for the Arizona Wildcats this year has now been fitted with another flattering moniker: “Bobby Bombs.”

It couldn’t be more fitting. Dalbec is already among the New York-Penn League’s best power hitters, with five home runs in just 21 games for the Class A Lowell Spinners entering Sunday. That’s good enough for ninth-best despite having played half as many games as most of the other league leaders.

Dalbec, a fourth-round pick of the Red Sox in June, especially earned the nickname last week. He hit a pair of bombs Thursday, then belted another Friday in the midst of a 4-for-5, four-RBI outing.

Dalbec entered Sunday’s action fresh off a five-game tear in which he went 12 for 21 (.571) with seven extra-base hits and nine RBIs. He’s hitting .380 overall for short-season Lowell.

“I can’t imagine how he’s feeling right now. He’s playing with so much confidence,” Spinners manager Iggy Suarez told the media Friday night.

GINKEL SHUTS THE DOOR
Time will tell if it’s a permanent move, but Kevin Ginkel got his first professional save opportunity Saturday night, and with it came his first save.

The move to the closer’s role was likely the reward for a string of strong performances for the Hillsboro Hops reliever. Ginkel, who pitched this past season for the UA, hasn’t allowed a run in his past seven appearances.

The Diamondbacks draftee’s ERA is down to 1.72 as a result.