Friday, May 3
Pullman, WA
7:00 PM
University of Washington
at
Washington State
UW Baseball Heads To Pullman For Boeing Apple Cup Series
May 02, 2019 | Baseball
Washington (21-18, 7-11) at Washington State (8-31-1, 1-16-1)
Bailey-Brayton Field (3,500)
TV: Pac-12 Washington | Live Stats
GM 1 (Friday, May 3 - 7:00 p.m.):
WASH: RHP David Rhodes (4-4, 3.91)
WSU: LHP Ky Bush (0-4, 13.83)
GM 2 (Saturday, May 4 - 3:00 p.m.):
WASH: RHP Jordan Jones (2-4, 4.86)
WSU: LHP AJ Block (0-5, 5.40)
GM 3 (Sunday, May 5 - 2:00 p.m.):
WASH: RHP Josh Burgmann (3-4, 3.82)
WSU: RHP Brandon White (2-7, 6.05)
With four more three-game series on the schedule, the Washington Huskies (21-18, 7-11) know that every weekend is vital to their post-season aspirations. The Huskies have won four of five and six of nine games as they enter the weekend against Washington State (8-31-1, 1-16-1) for the Boeing Apple Cup Series of baseball in Pullman.
For perspective, the Huskies are a game ahead of last year's pace (20-19) when they turned things on in May and advanced to their first ever College World Series.
The three-game series starts Friday, with game one a 7:00 p.m. Saturday's game two is at 3:00 p.m. and Sunday's finale at Bailey-Brayton Field begins at 2:00 p.m.
This weekend's series will be telecast on Pac-12 Washington and is available on their streaming platform with Greg Heisler and Kevin Stocker calling all the action.
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. WASHINGTON STATE
WSU leads the Boeing Apple Cup Series with an all-time series record of 243-195. The Huskies won two-of-three in 2018 to snap a streak of three-straight series wins by the Cougars. The Huskies last series win in Pullman came in 2013 when the swept the Cougars on the Palouse. Since Lindsay Meggs took over at UW in 2010, the Huskies hold a 16-13 advantage. The historic series began in 1901, where the two teams met for the first game in Husky baseball history. The Huskies have plenty of ties to WSU, including Mason Cerrillo, who played for them in 2015, hitting .240 in 30 games. Joe Wainhouse's dad, Dave, was a Cougar standout and is the highest drafted WSU player in the school's history (1st RD, 19th overall, 1988).
NOTEWORTHY
• Kahle 100 Straight Starts: On Tuesday, catcher Nick Kahle made his 100th consecutive start. During that streak, he has started 96 times at catcher, three times at designated hitter and twice in left field.
• Kahle Walking Towards Record: With a month still left in the season, Kahle has already drawn 43 bases on ball, which ranks as the sixth most in UW single-season history. His total is the most by a Husky in 19 years and he is threatening to break the all-time school record of 56 set by Chris Magruder in 1998. Over UW's last five games he has walked 11 times.
• Wainhouse Top-10: Senior Joe Wainhouse enters the weekend having homered in three of the last four games. His latest homer binge has moved him into tie with three other for ninth on the UW career list with 27 (list on pg 3).
• Meggs Gets 900th win: Lindsay Meggs won the 900th game of his 26-year coaching career last Saturday, thanks to the Huskies' coming back twice in extra innings. Meggs spent 13 years coaching DII at Chico State (1994-2006), three seasons at Indiana State (2007-09) and is in his 10th year at UW (2010-19).
• K-hris Micheles Is Doing O-K: Chris Micheles has recorded the most strikeouts among Pac-12 pitchers who have not made a start this season and ranks 7th among ALL pitchers. He has fanned 62 batters over a span of 39.1 innings in 26 appearances. Last week alone, he struck out 14 in three relief appearance over 8.1 innings.
• 50 K Group: Four UW pitcher have already struck out 50 or more batters this season, including Josh Burgmann (83) who is tied for the Pac-12 lead. Also reaching that mark are Chris Micheles (62), Jordan Jones (56) and Jack Enger (50). Stevie Emanuels has 49 and David Rhodes 39, setting the table for as many as six Huskies to reach 50 K's.
• Jones Top-10: Jordan Jones moved into 8th on UW's top-10 career strikeout list with 186. He needs five to tie former teammate Joe DeMers for 7th all-time (list on Pg 3). His next start will be the 40th of his career, moving him up to a tie for 7th all-time among UW pitchers.
Bailey-Brayton Field (3,500)
TV: Pac-12 Washington | Live Stats
GM 1 (Friday, May 3 - 7:00 p.m.):
WASH: RHP David Rhodes (4-4, 3.91)
WSU: LHP Ky Bush (0-4, 13.83)
GM 2 (Saturday, May 4 - 3:00 p.m.):
WASH: RHP Jordan Jones (2-4, 4.86)
WSU: LHP AJ Block (0-5, 5.40)
GM 3 (Sunday, May 5 - 2:00 p.m.):
WASH: RHP Josh Burgmann (3-4, 3.82)
WSU: RHP Brandon White (2-7, 6.05)
With four more three-game series on the schedule, the Washington Huskies (21-18, 7-11) know that every weekend is vital to their post-season aspirations. The Huskies have won four of five and six of nine games as they enter the weekend against Washington State (8-31-1, 1-16-1) for the Boeing Apple Cup Series of baseball in Pullman.
For perspective, the Huskies are a game ahead of last year's pace (20-19) when they turned things on in May and advanced to their first ever College World Series.
The three-game series starts Friday, with game one a 7:00 p.m. Saturday's game two is at 3:00 p.m. and Sunday's finale at Bailey-Brayton Field begins at 2:00 p.m.
This weekend's series will be telecast on Pac-12 Washington and is available on their streaming platform with Greg Heisler and Kevin Stocker calling all the action.
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. WASHINGTON STATE
WSU leads the Boeing Apple Cup Series with an all-time series record of 243-195. The Huskies won two-of-three in 2018 to snap a streak of three-straight series wins by the Cougars. The Huskies last series win in Pullman came in 2013 when the swept the Cougars on the Palouse. Since Lindsay Meggs took over at UW in 2010, the Huskies hold a 16-13 advantage. The historic series began in 1901, where the two teams met for the first game in Husky baseball history. The Huskies have plenty of ties to WSU, including Mason Cerrillo, who played for them in 2015, hitting .240 in 30 games. Joe Wainhouse's dad, Dave, was a Cougar standout and is the highest drafted WSU player in the school's history (1st RD, 19th overall, 1988).
NOTEWORTHY
• Kahle 100 Straight Starts: On Tuesday, catcher Nick Kahle made his 100th consecutive start. During that streak, he has started 96 times at catcher, three times at designated hitter and twice in left field.
• Kahle Walking Towards Record: With a month still left in the season, Kahle has already drawn 43 bases on ball, which ranks as the sixth most in UW single-season history. His total is the most by a Husky in 19 years and he is threatening to break the all-time school record of 56 set by Chris Magruder in 1998. Over UW's last five games he has walked 11 times.
• Wainhouse Top-10: Senior Joe Wainhouse enters the weekend having homered in three of the last four games. His latest homer binge has moved him into tie with three other for ninth on the UW career list with 27 (list on pg 3).
• Meggs Gets 900th win: Lindsay Meggs won the 900th game of his 26-year coaching career last Saturday, thanks to the Huskies' coming back twice in extra innings. Meggs spent 13 years coaching DII at Chico State (1994-2006), three seasons at Indiana State (2007-09) and is in his 10th year at UW (2010-19).
• K-hris Micheles Is Doing O-K: Chris Micheles has recorded the most strikeouts among Pac-12 pitchers who have not made a start this season and ranks 7th among ALL pitchers. He has fanned 62 batters over a span of 39.1 innings in 26 appearances. Last week alone, he struck out 14 in three relief appearance over 8.1 innings.
• 50 K Group: Four UW pitcher have already struck out 50 or more batters this season, including Josh Burgmann (83) who is tied for the Pac-12 lead. Also reaching that mark are Chris Micheles (62), Jordan Jones (56) and Jack Enger (50). Stevie Emanuels has 49 and David Rhodes 39, setting the table for as many as six Huskies to reach 50 K's.
• Jones Top-10: Jordan Jones moved into 8th on UW's top-10 career strikeout list with 186. He needs five to tie former teammate Joe DeMers for 7th all-time (list on Pg 3). His next start will be the 40th of his career, moving him up to a tie for 7th all-time among UW pitchers.
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