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...effectiveness. After Dartmouth got on the board with a sacrifice fly, Big Green cleanup hitter Mike Pagliarulo belted a two-run homer off of lefty freshman reliever Will Keuper to give his team a 3-0 lead.The Crimson responded in kind in the bottom of the inning, when senior Matt Rogers turned on a Murray pitch and launched it over the left field fence.“I thought Rogers ran into a mistake pitch there,” Harvard coach Joe Walsh said. “I give Rogers some credit, but they...
...time, the Crimson scored two runs in the bottom half of the inning to take the lead.With Stack-Babich on first, Walsh sent in Zailskas as a pinch hitter. Making amends for his below-par pitching performance earlier, the junior knocked a big single up the middle. Senior outfielder Matt Rogers was then hit by a pitch to load the bases for Reynolds, who poked a hit through the right side of the infield, bringing home Stack-Babich and Zailskas.Harvard extended its lead to 4-2 in the fifth, courtesy of an RBI single from Stack-Babich.Hulse got into trouble...
...Saturday split with Dartmouth displayed remarkably different outcomes in the two contests, with the Crimson suffering a 14-2 blowout before rebounding to top the Big Green, 6-4, in extra innings. While the games featured numerous differences, including a key two-run shot by senior Matt Rogers and a stellar outing from rookie Brent Suter in the nightcap, perhaps the largest improvement between the contests was the avoidance of the “big inning.”In game one, freshman starter Jonah Klees and classmate Jeff Reynolds were tagged with nine runs on seven hits...
...scored by Bulldog attacker Brendan Gibson. Another Cohen goal accounted for Harvard’s fifth of the half, but Yale was able to bring the score back to within one in the closing seconds of the period. Cradling the ball behind the goal with time dwindling, Yale attacker Matt Gibson ran in front of the net and converted on a diving shot.Leading 5-4 at halftime, the Crimson held a wide edge in faceoffs, 9-2, a slight advantage in shots, 20-19, and was tied with the Bulldogs in groundballs, 11-11.Harvard came out strong in the second half...
...scoreboard, this was for whatever fans we had up there.”The game offered few answers for the Crimson’s most burning off-season question—who will step into senior Chris Pizzotti’s shoes as starting quarterback? Sophomores Collier Winters and Matt Simpson saw most of the playing time, with Winters helming the first unit’s offense and Simpson working primarily with the second unit. Winters came away with the better stat line, completing 21-of-40 attempts for 201 yards and a touchdown. He also took the ball himself...