Charles Fischer

Michigan run-rules Oregon 10-0 to take the first game of the series.

10-0 Michigan after six innings. I was afraid it would get ugly...and it has. True Freshman Josh Hollis gave up two walks, and a couple hits to score three more. Meanwhile the Ducks look inept on offense. Perhaps a Run-Rule would be merciful?

7-0 Michigan after five innings. It's awful, but at least Josh Hollis is getting some good experience and some outs.

7-0 Michigan after four innings. We look so flat...and thus nothing on offense again? Oregon put Josh Hollis in to pitch, which to me is waving a white flag. Waz is either saving Bradley for another game, or pulling him because he did not like what what he saw of Tanner's pitching. So Hollis gives up a hit that scores another... My Duck-Buddies, the body language I see from OBD is not good, and this one is about to get ugly. So I will be posting scoring a little later than usual, as I have other stuff to do too.

6-0 Michigan after three innings. Nothing on offense. Will Sanford lost control today and was replaced with two outs gone. He plinked a batter, and walked three, as a grounder scored one. Then he gave up a base hit that scored two. Then Tanner Bradley gives up a hit that scores two...

1-0 Michigan after two innings. Oregon did nothing on offense, and Will Sanford gave up a solo homer.

0-0 after one inning. Ducks left one stranded on base. Will Sanford got it done...1-2-3 this inning. We have a grey day in Ann Arbor, so Oregon should feel right at home. The stadium is empty, almost nobody there, so home field advantage is negated today! We have Shane Brenim of the Wolverines with a 6.61 ERA vs. Oregon's Will Sanford with a 1.24 ERA will counter.

Winning with Dignity or Nobility? (I never said I was noble....)

Aaahh Darren, my attitude is that it is "good-or-good" between Michigan and Arizona. If Big-Blue wins--good for the Big-10, and if the Wildcats win--good for the west. Nice article-thanks.

OREGON ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE |TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 2026 BASEBALL | @OregonBaseball Oregon-Michigan Series Moved Up a Day EUGENE, Ore. – Due to expected weather conditions in Ann Arbor, the Oregon vs. Michigan series scheduled for Friday, April 3 to Sunday, April 5, will now be played starting Thursday, April 2 and finishing Saturday April 4. Single games will be played on each day with first pitch on Thursday at 12 p.m. (PT) in Ann Arbor. Friday’s game will start at 1 p.m. and Saturday’s series finale gets underway at 9 a.m. Oregon at Michigan Schedule 3-Game Series moved to April 2-4 First pitch Thursday – 12 p.m. (PT) First Pitch Friday – 1 p.m. (PT) First Pitch Saturday – 9 a.m. (PT)

Pilots win 3-0 as Michael Meckna comes in and gives up a walk, and a two-run homer. Gotta salute our foe.

1-0 Pilots after eight innings. Luke Morgan kept us in it--thanks to a back pick-off by catcher Burke-Lee Mabeus to first base to catch the runner. Ducks strand two...

1-0 Pilots after seven innings. Miles Gosztola got a first out, but was in the 90s in his pitch count. Luke Morgan relieved him and took care of the other outs. It is a good thing Oregon is pitching so well, because our hitters have been stymied.

1-0 Pilots after six innings. Miles Gosztola went 1-2-3 again! Ducks cannot make good contact on the pitches...and flailed.

1-0 Pilots after five innings. Miles Gosztola has so superb, and kept us in this game. Ducks strand bases-loaded...yikes.