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2004 Superlatives 2004 Oregon State Baseball Season Game Highs for Oregon State (as of Feb 10, 2012) (All games) TEAM GAME HIGHS Batting At bats: 47 - at Portland (Mar 31, 2004) Runs scored: 25 - at Portland (Mar 31, 2004) Hits: 21 - at Portland (Mar 31, 2004) RBIs: 24 - at Portland (Mar 31, 2004) Doubles: 5 - at California-Riverside (Feb 27, 2004) Triples: 2 - vs Washington (Feb 29, 2004 at Riverside, Calif.) 2 - vs Washington (Apr 30, 2004) Home runs: 4 - at California (Mar 28, 2004) 4 - at Portland (Mar 31, 2004) Total bases: 36 - at Portland (Mar 31, 2004) Walks: 14 - at Washington (Apr 13, 2004) Strikeouts: 15 - at Washington (Apr 13, 2004) Sac hits: 4 - at Washington (Apr 13, 2004) Sac flies: 2 - (6 times ) Stolen bases: 5 - vs Arkansas-Little Rock (Feb 21, 2004 at Arlington, Tex.) 5 - at Sacramento State (Apr 18, 2004) Hit by pitch: 5 - at California-Riverside (Feb 27, 2004) Caught stealing: 2 - vs Washington (Apr 30, 2004) Runners LOB: 19 - at Washington (Apr 13, 2004) Hit into DP: 4 - vs Arizona (Apr 02, 2004) Fielding Putouts: 36 - at Washington (Apr 13, 2004) Assists: 18 - vs Portland (May 18, 2004) Errors: 5 - at Arizona State (May 14, 2004) Passed balls: 1 - (9 times ) DPs turned: 4 - vs Gonzaga (Mar 13, 2004) Pitching Innings pitched: 12.0 - at Washington (Apr 13, 2004) Runs allowed: 26 - vs Washington (May 01, 2004) Earned runs: 23 - vs Washington (May 01, 2004) Walks allowed: 10 - at Hawai'i (Mar 03, 2004) Strikeouts: 14 - at Washington (Apr 12, 2004) Hits allowed: 24 - vs Washington (May 01, 2004) Doubles allowed: 4 - vs The Citadel (Mar 02, 2004 at Honolulu, Haw) 4 - at California (Mar 26, 2004) 4 - vs Washington (May 01, 2004) Triples allowed: 1 - (5 times ) Homers allowed: 5 - vs Stanford (Apr 10, 2004) Wild pitches: 2 - (5 times ) Hit batters: 6 - at Washington (Apr 12, 2004) 6 - at Washington (Apr 13, 2004) 2004 Oregon State Baseball Season Game Highs for Oregon State (as of Feb 10, 2012) (All games) INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS Batting At bats: 7 - Aaron Mathews at Portland (Mar 31, 2004) 7 - Andy Jenkins at Washington (Apr 13, 2004) Runs scored: 4 - Andy Jenkins vs Gonzaga (Mar 12, 2004) 4 - Jacoby Ellsbury at California (Mar 28, 2004) 4 - Chris Kunda at Portland (Mar 31, 2004) Hits: 5 - Mike Hass vs Arkansas-Little Rock (Feb 21, 2004 at Arlington, Tex.) RBIs: 8 - Shea McFeely at Portland (Mar 31, 2004) Doubles: 3 - Aaron Mathews vs The Citadel (Mar 02, 2004 at Honolulu, Haw) Triples: 1 - (15 times ) Home runs: 2 - (4 times ) Total bases: 10 - Aaron Mathews vs Washington (May 01, 2004) 10 - Tony Calderon vs Portland (May 18, 2004) Walks: 4 - Chris Campos vs Chicago State (Mar 04, 2004 at Honolulu, Haw.) 4 - Shea McFeely at Washington (Apr 13, 2004) Strikeouts: 3 - (10 times ) Sac hits: 2 - Chris Kunda vs Gonzaga (Feb 14, 2004 at Surprise, Ariz.) 2 - Tony Calderon vs Utah Valley State (Mar 20, 2004) 2 - Chris Kunda vs Washington (May 01, 2004) Sac flies: 2 - Chris Kunda at California-Riverside (Feb 27, 2004) 2 - Tony Calderon vs UCLA (May 30, 2004) Stolen bases: 3 - Jacoby Ellsbury vs Utah (Feb 13, 2004 at Surprise, Ariz.) 3 - Jacoby Ellsbury vs Arkansas-Little Rock (Feb 21, 2004 at Arlington, Te 3 - Jacoby Ellsbury vs Sacramento State (Feb 28, 2004 at Riverside, Calif. Hit by pitch: 2 - (4 times ) Caught stealing: 1 - (20 times ) Runners LOB: 8 - Chris Campos at Washington (Apr 13, 2004) 8 - Aaron Mathews vs UCLA (May 29, 2004) Fielding Putouts: 17 - Cole Gillespie vs Portland (May 18, 2004) Assists: 8 - Chris Kunda at Southern California (Apr 24, 2004) Errors: 2 - (11 times ) Passed balls: 1 - (9 times ) Pitching Innings pitched: 9.0 - Jake Postlewait vs UCLA (May 28, 2004) Runs allowed: 9 - Andy Baldwin at California (Mar 27, 2004) 9 - Dallas Buck vs Stanford (Apr 10, 2004) 9 - Dallas Buck vs Washington (May 01, 2004) Earned runs: 9 - Andy Baldwin at California (Mar 27, 2004) Walks allowed: 6 - Dallas Buck vs Washington (May 01, 2004) Strikeouts: 10 - Jonah Nickerson at Washington (Apr 12, 2004) Hits allowed: 9 - (7 times ) Doubles allowed: 3 - Ben Rowe vs The Citadel (Mar 02, 2004 at Honolulu, Haw) Triples allowed: 1 - (5 times ) Homers allowed: 3 - Andy Baldwin vs Arizona (Apr 03, 2004) 3 - Chad Schroeder vs Washington (May 01, 2004) Wild pitches: 2 - Ben Rowe vs The Citadel (Mar 02, 2004 at Honolulu, Haw) 2 - Dallas Buck at Arizona State (May 15, 2004) 2 - Andy Baldwin at Washington State (May 23, 2004) Hit batters: 4 - Dallas Buck at Washington State (May 23, 2004).
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