BASEBALL: Ball State defeats Bradley in first game of doubleheader
(02/23/13 7:50am)
Cardinals coach Rich Maloney has preached playing small ball so far this season.
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Cardinals coach Rich Maloney has preached playing small ball so far this season.
Coming off a 1-2 opening series, Ball State coach Rich Maloney was happy with what he saw from his team and just wants it to translate over to the next series.
The box scores from Ball State’s weekend series against Middle Tennessee may have made it look like the Cardinals struggled.
Starting fresh off a season where Ball State struggled to manufacture runs, the same story played out in the Cardinals' season opener.
Tyler Poslosky previews the weekend baseball matchup between Ball State and Middle Tennessee State
After a disappointing 14-36 season last year, new Ball State baseball coach Rich Maloney returns to try to spark a program that has struggled since he left in 2002. Returning from a 10-year stint as Michigan’s head coach, Maloney thinks that although the veterans on the team are important, the key will how younger players emerge.
NEW YORK — Alex Rodriguez was ensnared in a doping investigation once again Tuesday when an alternative weekly newspaper reported baseball’s highest-paid star was among a half-dozen players listed in records of a Florida clinic the paper said sold performance-enhancing drugs.
NEW YORK (AP) — Steroid-tainted stars Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens and Sammy Sosa were denied entry to baseball's Hall of Fame, with voters failing to elect any candidates for only the second time in four decades.
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New Ball State baseball coach Rich Maloney made it clear what his decision to come back to Ball State was all about. Coming back to a smaller school and taking a pay cut meant it was more about making money and dealing with the pressures of high level competition each year.
Coming back to Ball State wasn't hard for Rich Maloney, despite spending 10 years at Big Ten power Michigan and having an opportunity to build up another baseball program.
Ball State announced the return of former coach Rich Maloney as head baseball coach in a press conference on Friday.
Before the head coaching position for the Ball State baseball team opened up, the future wasn't looking bright after two season with only 14 and 15 wins.
When Cal Bowling was informed he broke his right pitching hand on April 9, he wasn't convinced that his future in baseball was over. After missing four weeks while nursing his injury, Bowling returned for the final two weeks of Ball State's season. In that span, Bowling worked 18.2 innings while recording 22 strikeouts to just five walks. Being cleared to play by his doctors was the first piece of good news. The second and perhaps the most exciting news came on Monday, when Bowling was informed he'd been signed by the Chicago White Sox, just over a week after the Major League Baseball draft. Bowling wasn't too worried about being selected in the draft. He was notified that he would likely be signed during the days following the draft, which turned out to be the case. Bowling said he threw for Mike Shirley, the scout who signed him, multiple times over the last few weeks, and was pleased with his performance. "I knew that going into it that if I threw well enough and showed him what he needed to see, that he was going to sign me," Bowling said. "We talked for a couple minutes afterwards and he said, 'alright, let's do this.'" For Bowling, having the opportunity to continue playing the game he loves is a dream come true. "This is what I've been working towards my whole life, to have a chance, to make the most of it and work even harder," Bowling said. Bowling's signing was made official on Wednesday at a dinner with his parents and Shirley. Now that the paperwork is out of the way, Bowling plans to make a smooth transition into the minor leagues. He'll depart from Indiana on Saturday en route to Great Falls, Montana, where he'll throw a bullpen session in front of a pitching coach before he begins his journey through the minor leagues starting in rookie ball with the Great Falls Voyagers on Monday for his first game. "I'm excited to get out there and learn on the fly," Bowling said. "Just giving me a chance to prove what I can do."
Despite a subpar 14-36 season that ultimately resulted in coach Alex Marconi's resignation, some encouraging news surfaced from the Ball State baseball program Wednesday.
As Kent State's improbable run in the NCAA baseball tournament continues, it begs the question on the state of Ball State's own baseball program.
