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Junior Brad Unger came on to try to earn his first save of the season with a runner on second and two outs in the ninth. Unger walked hulking three-hitter Mike Tamsin intentionally and issued a free pass to the cleanup man to load the bases before inducing Josh Porter to foul out to first...
...twice Saturday to take a two-game lead over the Crimson with two games remaining. “A split is not what we needed,” Harvard coach Joe Walsh said. “We needed two. It’s disappointing.” Junior Brad Unger allowed eight runs in 2 2/3 innings in game two, and the Harvard offense could not manage enough runs to mount a comeback. In the first game, a stellar pitching performance by freshman Max Perlman baffled Dartmouth’s hitters, while the Crimson batters produced timely runs to secure...
...Sunday.Harvard will once again look to its pitching staff and its Ivy League leading 4.52 combined ERA to guide the team to victory, although Walsh may not use the Crimson’s standard weekend rotation.While the Harvard skipper normally sends out freshman Max Perlman and junior Brad Unger on Saturdays, followed by rookie Eric Eadington and junior Shawn Haviland on Sundays, Walsh expects to mix it up this weekend due to the significance of this particular series.He plans to use Eadington out of the bullpen Saturday and possibly even Sunday and then plug someone else in as a starter...
...first pitch strikes.” Walsh said, “Even though it was pre-planned, I was thinking it was going work.” It almost did work. The combined efforts of the Harvard pitchers kept the Eagles scoreless in all but two innings. Junior Brad Unger started the game off for the Crimson with a 1-2-3 inning, and freshman Eric Eadington, sophomore Adam Cole, juniors Shawn Haviland and Steffan Wilson, and senior Jake Bruton also all threw scoreless innings. Walsh was especially impressed with Cole’s inning of work. The righty threw...
Rounding out the weekend rotation are junior Brad Unger and freshmen Max Perlman and Eric Eadington. Unger has not only found the consistency that he lacked in his first two seasons, but has made a case for himself as one of the best pitchers in the Ancient Eight. His 1.98 ERA is second in the league, and he has held opposing hitters to a .300 slugging percentage...