Tuesday, April 4
Seattle, Wash.
6:00 PM
University of Washington
vs
Seattle
Tuesday Is Dollar Dog Night At Husky Ballpark
April 03, 2017 | Baseball
SEATTLE - Washington and Seattle U rekindle its crosstown rivalry Tuesday as the Huskies host the Redhawks for a 6:00 p.m. tilt at Husky Ballpark.
For those in attendance, it's Dollar Dog Night with hotdogs selling for $1 in the concession stands. If you can't make it down to the park, the Pac-12 Network will air the game with Greg Heister and Kevin Stocker calling the action.
The game is the first of three between the two teams during the season. UW will travel to Bannerwood Ballpark in Bellevue on Tuesday, April 25 and will again host SU on Tuesday, May 9.
UW leads the all-time series 77-51. Washington won two out of three matchups against Seattle U in the 2016 season and had won five in a row until Seattle U won 3-2 on April 19. The Huskies beat the Redhawks 3-1 on April 26 in the last matchup between the two teams at Husky Ballpark.
The history between the teams goes all the way back to 1903 with Washington wining a pair of games that year.
Right-handed freshman Leo Nierenberg (0-1, 3.72) will be making his first career start for the Huskies, while Seattle U will counter with Lucas Chapman (0-0, 0.00), who will also be making his first start of the year.
Washington is coming off winning two-of-three over the weekend against 21st-ranked Baylor, while Seattle U was swept by New Mexico State.
NOTEWORTHY:
For those in attendance, it's Dollar Dog Night with hotdogs selling for $1 in the concession stands. If you can't make it down to the park, the Pac-12 Network will air the game with Greg Heister and Kevin Stocker calling the action.
The game is the first of three between the two teams during the season. UW will travel to Bannerwood Ballpark in Bellevue on Tuesday, April 25 and will again host SU on Tuesday, May 9.
UW leads the all-time series 77-51. Washington won two out of three matchups against Seattle U in the 2016 season and had won five in a row until Seattle U won 3-2 on April 19. The Huskies beat the Redhawks 3-1 on April 26 in the last matchup between the two teams at Husky Ballpark.
The history between the teams goes all the way back to 1903 with Washington wining a pair of games that year.
Right-handed freshman Leo Nierenberg (0-1, 3.72) will be making his first career start for the Huskies, while Seattle U will counter with Lucas Chapman (0-0, 0.00), who will also be making his first start of the year.
Washington is coming off winning two-of-three over the weekend against 21st-ranked Baylor, while Seattle U was swept by New Mexico State.
NOTEWORTHY:
- MJ Hubbs has reached base safely in 19-straight games and in all 22 games he has started this season.
- Washington entered the season 1-99 since 2012 in games in which they trailed after eight innings and were 1-131 going all the way back to 2011. This season, they have won three games in which they were trailing when they entered the ninth inning.
- Husky catchers have allowed a Pac-12 low one passed ball and are tied for the league low allowing eighth wild pitches. Opponents have successfully stolen a base just three times in 18 attempts. Joey Morgan has personally thrown out 10 base runners in 12 steal attempts.
- Greg Minier has not been scored upon in eight-straight appearances and has lowered his ERA from 3.24 to 1.72 during that span.
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