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...favor in the bottom of the seventh when Kramer came to the plate with runners on first and second. Kramer ripped a Peter Moskal offering down the right field line, plating senior second baseman Taylor Meehan to give Harvard a 4-3 lead.With cleanup hitter Tom Stack-Babich sidelined with an injury, Kramer has excelled as of late and provided Harvard with a big bat in the middle of its lineup.“Kramer’s stepped up real big for us,” Vance said. “When we lost Stack we needed someone...
...facing a lot of injuries,” Walsh said. “Credit those seniors for coming back and wanting the ball.” Eight of the nine seniors on Harvard’s roster saw time in their last chance to play at Fenway. Tom Stack-Babich has been out for over a week with an injury, but will have another chance to play in the Beanpot in his additional year of Crimson eligibility.“I wish we could have walked away with a win,” Vance said...
...days against the Bulldogs—allowed Harvard to pad its lead in the fourth. Harvard coach Joe Walsh had placed Kramer in the cleanup spot in his lineup, hoping to capitalize on the senior’s recent hot streak at the plate with senior slugger Tom Stack-Babich out of the lineup due to injury.“We’ve been needing a guy to step up and get some RBIs for us in that four-hole, and Kramer did that today,” Vance said. —Staff writer Emily W. Cunningham...
...think when it’s all over you’re going to look back and say, ‘Boy he’s had a good season,’” Walsh said.Harvard’s other major power source, senior Tom Stack-Babich, is injured and unable to hit, but the right fielder may still be able to put his powerful arm to use as Walsh plans to keep Stack-Babich on call in the bullpen, where he may be able to supplement a depleted Crimson relief corps. However, Walsh still hopes...
...injury to senior Tom Stack-Babich, another middle-of-the-lineup presence, hasn’t helped matters...