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Record Book.Indd Michigan State Baseball 2007 Media Guide Michigan State University The Record Book Spartan Pride 67 Michigan State Baseball 2007 Media Guide 2006 Game-By-Game Summaries Date Opponent W/L MSU/Opp. Highlights Pitcher of Record 2/24 Lamar L, 8-1 1-5-0/8-13-0 Cattrysse: 2-for-3 with an RBI Dwan (0-1) 2/25 Arkansas State # L, 9-8 8-11-1/9-12-1 Tripp: 3-for-4 with a three-run homer Monterey (0-1) 2/26 Kentucky # L, 9-2 2-9-1/9-18-1 Ewert: 2-for-3 with eight putouts Gerbe (0-1) 3/4 Lehigh % W, 6-3 6-11-2/3-10-1 Coach Grewe wins his fi rst collegiate game Gerbe (1-1) 3/5 Sacred Heart % W, 8-2 8-8-1/2-7-2 Dwan: 7 IP, 0 R, 5 H, 8 K’s Monterey (1-1) 3/6 Lehigh % W, 15-6 15-18-2/6-10-2 Krider: 4-for-5, two runs and an RBI Trausch (1-0) 3/7 Fla. International L, 3-2 (10) 2-13-1/3-10-0 Sorensen: 7 IP, 5 H, 1 R, 6 K’s Monterey (1-2) 3/8 No. 21 Miami (Fla.) L, 9-4 4-7-2/9-13-0 Basham: 2-for-3 with an RBI Brookes (0-1) 3/9 Seton Hall ^ W, 4-3 (10) 4-11-1/3-10-2 Lee: Pinch-hit RBI single wins game in 10th Ewert (1-0) 3/11 Rhode Island ^ L, 7-4 (10) 4-11-2/7-13-2 Krider: 4-for-4 with two runs Trausch (1-1) 3/16 Ohio L, 9-5 5-6-2/9-15=0 Tripp: 1-for-4 with a three-run homer Dwan (0-2) 3/17 Ohio W, 4-1 4-8-3/1-6-2 Tripp: Three-run homer in 7th fuels win Gerbe (2-1) 3/17 Ohio W, 7-6 7-11-1/6-10-1 Monterey: Tosses 3.2 scoreless relief innings for win Monterey (2-2) 3/18 Ohio L, 7-5 5-11-3/7-7-2 Wolcott: 2-for-4 with a run scored Brookes (0-2) 3/25 Western Illinois W, 7-0 7-8-0/0-10-0 Basham: 2-for-3 with three RBI Brookes (1-2) 3/26 Western Illinois L, 5-3 3-8-2/5-8-1 Krider: 2-for-3 with RBI and a stolen base Gerbe (2-2) 3/26 Western Illinois W, 13-3 13-18-0/3-6-1 Krider: 4-for-5 with four runs scored Sorensen (1-0) 3/29 Grand Valley State W, 14-5 14-17-2/5-9-2 Day: 4-for-4 with four RBI, four runs and a homer Cullen (1-0) 3/31 Indiana * W, 17-7 17-18-2/7-10-2 Gerstenberger: 5-for-5 with six RBI and a homer Ewert (2-0) 4/1 Indiana * W, 2-1 2-3-1/1-4-2 Gerbe: 7 IP, 4 H, 1 R, 0 ER, 2 K’s Gerbe (3-2) 4/1 Indiana * L, 12-7 7-9-5/12-15-1 Day: 3-for-3 with a double and an RBI Monterey (2-3) 4/2 Indiana * W, 9-8 (10) 9-12-3/8-12-1 Wolcott: Hits game-winning RBI double in 10th Monterey (3-3) 4/5 Eastern Michigan * W, 6-3 6-9-3/3/-8-1 Day: 3-for-4 with a double and two RBI Takashima (1-0) 4/7 Purdue L, 10-1 1-6-0/10-13-2 Cattrysse, Krider: 2-for-4 at the plate Sorensen (1-1) 4/8 Purdue L, 6-1 1-6-3/6-9-0 Basham: RBI single in fi rst inning Gerbe (3-3) 4/8 Purdue W, 4-0 4-7-1/0-1-2 Dwan: Tosses one-hit complete game shutout Dwan (1-2) 4/9 Purdue L, 4-3 3-6-2/4-12-2 Wolcott: 2-for-4 at the plate Monterey (3-4) 4/12 Western Michigan + W, 7-5 7-8-2/5-11-0 Basham: 2-for-4 with a three-run homer Cullen (2-0) 4/14 Penn State L, 10-9 (10) 9-16-5/10-17-2 Cattrysse, Krider: 3-for-4 with two RBI Monterey (3-5) 4/15 Penn State W, 9-5 (8) 9-13-0/5-9-1 Gerstenberger: Three-run triple in 8th keys win Gerbe (4-3) 4/15 Penn State W, 6-4 (9) 6-12-2/4-4-2 Basham: 3-for-4 with two RBI Monterey (4-5) 4/16 Penn State L, 12-11 11-14-1/12-20-3 Basham, Tripp: 3-for-5, two RBI each Cullen (2-1) 4/19 Central Michigan * L, 17-13 13-14-3/17-23-5 Gerstenberger: 2-for-4 with a grand slam Trausch (1-2) 4/21 Minnesota W, 7-6 7-15-0/6-14-1 Basham: 2-for-3, hit game-winning RBI single in 9th Sorensen (2-1) 4/22 Minnesota W, 9-8 9-8-0/8-9-3 Basham: Two homers, three runs and four RBI Monterey (5-5) 4/22 Minnesota L, 20-6 6-9-0/20-23-0 Day: 2-for-3 with a home run Dwan (1-3) 4/23 Minnesota L, 6-3 3-6-1/6-8-1 Cattrysse: 2-for-3 with a run scored Sorensen (2-2) 4/26 Toledo W, 23-4 23-22-1/4-12-5 Spartans tally season highs in hits and runs Cullen (3-1) 4/28 Michigan L, 7-1 1-10-1/7-13-0 Basham, Cattrysse: 3-for-4 at the plate Dwan (1-4) 4/29 Michigan * L, 6-2 2-8-1/6-12-0 Daws: 1-for-3 with an RBI Gerbe (4-4) 4/29 Michigan * W, 7-6 7-11-1/6-10-2 MSU scores three in the bottom of the 7th for win Monterey (6-5) 4/30 Michigan L, 11-5 5-12-1/11-11-1 Walker, Wolcott: Each hit fi rst homers of season Cullen (3-2) 5/5 Ohio State * L, 16-2 2-10-2/16-18-2 Cattrysse: 3-for-4 at the plate Dwan (1-5) 5/6 Ohio State * L, 12-3 3-11-2/12-20-0 Basham: 3-for-4 with an RBI Gerbe (4-5) 5/6 Ohio State * L, 6-4 4-9-0/6-13-0 Krider: 3-for-3 with a run scored Brookes (1-3) 5/7 Ohio State * W, 5-2 5-12-1/2-12-1 Sorensen: Hurls complete game, allows just two runs Sorensen (3-2) 5/9 Western Michigan W, 10-6 10-13-0/6-10-4 Walker: 3-for-4 with a homer and two RBI Cullen (4-2) 5/13 Northwestern L, 6-3 3-9-5/6-6-1 Brookes: Strikes out 12 batters in seven innings Brookes (1-4) 5/14 Northwestern L, 7-0 0-0-1/7-14-0 Spartans no-hit in loss to Wildcats Gerbe (4-6) 5/14 Northwestern W, 6-2 6-12-0/2-9-0 Dwan fans 10 in complete-game victory Dwan (2-5) 5/15 Northwestern L, 12-2 2-5-1/12-19-1 Krider, Tripp: Each tally an RBI Sorensen (3-3) 5/16 Central Michigan L, 6-4 4-8-0/6-8-1 Daws, Tripp: Each collect two hits Ewert (2-1) 5/19 Illinois W, 13-2 13-14-0/2-13-1 Cattrysse: 3-for-5 with three RBI Brookes (2-4) 5/20 Illinois W, 9-5 9-11-0/5-8-2 Gerstenberger, Walker: Both drive in two runs Monterey (6-6) 5/20 Illinois L, 4-3 3-4-0/4-11-1 Gerstenberger: Collects two RBI Gerbe (4-7) 5/21 Illinois L, 10-2 2-5-0/10-21-0 Krider: 2-for-4 with a run scored Sorensen (3-4) Bold denotes home games * - Home games played at Oldsmobile Park; # - Beaumont, Texas; % - Clearwater, Fla.; ^ - Boca Raton, Fla.; + - Grand Rapids, Mich. 68 Spartan Pride Michigan State Baseball 2007 Media Guide 2006 Statistics Record: 26-30 Home: 15-11 Away: 7-16 Neutral: 4-3 Conference: 13-19 BATTING Player Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OB SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD Jimmy Keyton 1.000 1-0 1 0 1 1 0 0 2 2 2.000 0 0 0 0 1.000 0 0 0-0 1 1 0 1.000 Ryan Basham .363 55-55 201 44 73 12 2 8 53 113 .562 20 7 23 2 .429 5 0 9-16 83 1 2 ,977 Troy Krider .355 56-56 211 40 75 11 1 1 21 91 .431 29 6 39 4 .444 2 7 19-25 86 172 16 .942 Alan Cattrysse .342 52-52 193 31 66 10 3 2 40 88 .456 14 3 23 2 .390 3 2 11-18 80 122 10 .953 Steve Gerstenberger .331 51-46 166 36 55 5 7 4 30 86 .518 11 3 23 4 .383 0 1 9-10 406 23 4 .991 Jamey Embree .330 39-22 88 26 29 5 4 3 23 51 .580 15 3 28 0 .431 3 3 8-12 32 1 1 .971 Kyle Day .315 56-56 200 52 63 11 5 3 33 93 .465 29 3 48 3 .401 5 2 10-11 173 19 9 .955 Adam Tripp .300 55-55 200 35 60 7 3 6 39 91 .455 15 0 41 1 .346 2 5 7-10 119 4 2 .984 John Lee .293 25-8 41 6 12 1 0 0 6 13 .317 5 1 9 1 .383 0 5 0-0 0 3 2 .600 Sean Walker .289 49-45 159 22 46 10 1 4 24 70 .440 12 5 31 1 .350 4 3 7-8 149 17 5 .971 E.J.
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