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Big Test Ahead For Dawgs: No. 5 Stanford
April 11, 2019 | Baseball
Klein Field at Sunken Diamond (4,000), Stanford, Calif.
Fri., April 12: 7:00 p.m.
Sat., April 13: 7:00 p.m.
Sun.., April 14: 2:00 p.m.
VIDEO/AUDIO:Β Pac-12 NetworkΒ
LIVE STATS:Β UW.StatBroadcast.com
Stephen Schott Stadium (1,500), Santa Clara, Calif.
Mon., April 13: 3:00 p.m.
SEATTLE -- The Washington Huskies (15-12, 5-7 Pac-12) snapped a seven-game losing streak Monday vs. Cal Baptist, but they will have their hands full as the visit No. 5 Stanford (21-5, 7-2) for three games, followed by a single game at Santa Clara (7-23) on Monday.
The Huskies started Pac-12 play 5-1, but have since dropped six-straight Conference games. Before their seven-game slide, the Huskies had won six of seven.
This weekend's series will be carried by the Pac-12 Network with Guy Haberman and J.T. Snow calling the action from Klein Field at Sunken Diamond.
Links to live stats and video links can be found online at GoHuskies.com // Sports // Baseball // Schedule. Constant updates are also available via Twitter and Instagram: @UW_Baseball.
SERIES HISTORY VS. OPPONENTS
β’ STANFORD: The Cardinal hold the all-time series advantage, 57-31, but UW has won 4 of the last 5 series. Last year in Seattle, the Huskies won the first two games of the series (7-0, 4-2) and came within three outs of a sweep and clinching their first Pac-12 title since 1998, but Stanford scored three in the 9th to rally for a 6-5 win. Stanford swept the 2017 series in Palo Alto to stop a streak of three-straight series wins by the Huskies. Under the direction of Lindsay Meggs, the Huskies are 14-13 against the Cardinal, including 12-6 over the last 18 games. The first time these two teams met was in 1912. UW won two of three in that series and were 5-4 overall in that season. Β
β’ SANTA CLARA: The Huskies lead the all-time series, 16-9, and have won 11 for the last 13 games in the series. The teams last met to open the 2017 season with UW winning 2 of 3 games. The first game between the two squads was 105 years ago in 1912 when the Huskies won 3-1. The teams did not meet again until 1960.Β
NOTEWORTHY
β’ Golden Spikes Award: Both Nick Kahle and Josh Burgmann were among 40 players on the midseason watch list for the Golden Spikes Award. The Huskies are one of seven teams with two or more players on the list. Kahle is also on the Buster Posey Catcher of the Year watch list.Β
β’ Lots And Lots Of Kahle Is Good: Catcher Nick Kahle has been really, really good in 2019:
β Leads team in the following categories (overall Pac-12 ranks): Β .420 avg (2nd), .561 on-base pct (2nd), .682 slugging pct (4th), 32 RBI (8th), 37 hits (T13th), 6 HR (T8th).
β In Pac-12 play, he leads the league in average (.500), slugging percentage (.875), on-base pct (.625) and walks (14).Β
β Hit team-high .414 in March with an on-base pct of .556. Collected 18 RBI in 17 games.
β Has started 88 straight games - 84 at catcher, the most demanding position on the field. He has also made two starts in left field and two at designated hitter.Β
β Thrown out 8 of 11 base runners attempting to steal, including all six attempts in Pac-12 play. His rate of throwing out runners (72.7%) is best among Pac-12 starting catchers.Β
β Has walked 29 times while striking out just 9 times.
β Caught 536 out of a possible 553 innings (96.9%) behind the plate in 2018.
β’ Jones Nearing Top-10: Jordan Jones' next start will be the 37th of his career and move him into a tie for 10th all-time in UW history. He also has 171 strikeouts, leaving him eight shy of joining the UW top-10 career list.
β’ Non-Stop Shortstop: Ramon Bramasco has played all but two innings of all 27 games this season (235.1 innings of 237.1) -- all at shortstop. Bramasco was pinch hit for in the 7th inning vs. Northern Colorado with his team leading 19-4 for his only break so far in 2019.
β’ Smart Dawgs: On the heels of a 3.28 grade point average during the recently completed winter quarter, for the first time in UW history, the overall GPA of the baseball team has reached 3.20. In all, 12 players made the UW Dean's List (3.5 or higher), led by a 3.87 by junior communications major Ben Baird.Β
β’ Pays To Steal: The Huskies are 26-of-30 in stolen base attempts (87% success) this season, conversely, opponents are 6-for-16 (37.5% success) in stolen bases against the Huskies.Β
Fri., April 12: 7:00 p.m.
Sat., April 13: 7:00 p.m.
Sun.., April 14: 2:00 p.m.
VIDEO/AUDIO:Β Pac-12 NetworkΒ
LIVE STATS:Β UW.StatBroadcast.com
Stephen Schott Stadium (1,500), Santa Clara, Calif.
Mon., April 13: 3:00 p.m.
SEATTLE -- The Washington Huskies (15-12, 5-7 Pac-12) snapped a seven-game losing streak Monday vs. Cal Baptist, but they will have their hands full as the visit No. 5 Stanford (21-5, 7-2) for three games, followed by a single game at Santa Clara (7-23) on Monday.
The Huskies started Pac-12 play 5-1, but have since dropped six-straight Conference games. Before their seven-game slide, the Huskies had won six of seven.
This weekend's series will be carried by the Pac-12 Network with Guy Haberman and J.T. Snow calling the action from Klein Field at Sunken Diamond.
Links to live stats and video links can be found online at GoHuskies.com // Sports // Baseball // Schedule. Constant updates are also available via Twitter and Instagram: @UW_Baseball.
SERIES HISTORY VS. OPPONENTS
β’ STANFORD: The Cardinal hold the all-time series advantage, 57-31, but UW has won 4 of the last 5 series. Last year in Seattle, the Huskies won the first two games of the series (7-0, 4-2) and came within three outs of a sweep and clinching their first Pac-12 title since 1998, but Stanford scored three in the 9th to rally for a 6-5 win. Stanford swept the 2017 series in Palo Alto to stop a streak of three-straight series wins by the Huskies. Under the direction of Lindsay Meggs, the Huskies are 14-13 against the Cardinal, including 12-6 over the last 18 games. The first time these two teams met was in 1912. UW won two of three in that series and were 5-4 overall in that season. Β
β’ SANTA CLARA: The Huskies lead the all-time series, 16-9, and have won 11 for the last 13 games in the series. The teams last met to open the 2017 season with UW winning 2 of 3 games. The first game between the two squads was 105 years ago in 1912 when the Huskies won 3-1. The teams did not meet again until 1960.Β
NOTEWORTHY
β’ Golden Spikes Award: Both Nick Kahle and Josh Burgmann were among 40 players on the midseason watch list for the Golden Spikes Award. The Huskies are one of seven teams with two or more players on the list. Kahle is also on the Buster Posey Catcher of the Year watch list.Β
β’ Lots And Lots Of Kahle Is Good: Catcher Nick Kahle has been really, really good in 2019:
β Leads team in the following categories (overall Pac-12 ranks): Β .420 avg (2nd), .561 on-base pct (2nd), .682 slugging pct (4th), 32 RBI (8th), 37 hits (T13th), 6 HR (T8th).
β In Pac-12 play, he leads the league in average (.500), slugging percentage (.875), on-base pct (.625) and walks (14).Β
β Hit team-high .414 in March with an on-base pct of .556. Collected 18 RBI in 17 games.
β Has started 88 straight games - 84 at catcher, the most demanding position on the field. He has also made two starts in left field and two at designated hitter.Β
β Thrown out 8 of 11 base runners attempting to steal, including all six attempts in Pac-12 play. His rate of throwing out runners (72.7%) is best among Pac-12 starting catchers.Β
β Has walked 29 times while striking out just 9 times.
β Caught 536 out of a possible 553 innings (96.9%) behind the plate in 2018.
β’ Jones Nearing Top-10: Jordan Jones' next start will be the 37th of his career and move him into a tie for 10th all-time in UW history. He also has 171 strikeouts, leaving him eight shy of joining the UW top-10 career list.
β’ Non-Stop Shortstop: Ramon Bramasco has played all but two innings of all 27 games this season (235.1 innings of 237.1) -- all at shortstop. Bramasco was pinch hit for in the 7th inning vs. Northern Colorado with his team leading 19-4 for his only break so far in 2019.
β’ Smart Dawgs: On the heels of a 3.28 grade point average during the recently completed winter quarter, for the first time in UW history, the overall GPA of the baseball team has reached 3.20. In all, 12 players made the UW Dean's List (3.5 or higher), led by a 3.87 by junior communications major Ben Baird.Β
β’ Pays To Steal: The Huskies are 26-of-30 in stolen base attempts (87% success) this season, conversely, opponents are 6-for-16 (37.5% success) in stolen bases against the Huskies.Β
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