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APRIL 23-25 • EVANS DIAMOND • BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA LIVE STATS: CALBEARS.COM • WATCH: PAC-12 NETWORK CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS 18-17 5-7 MIKE NEU -- OVERALL PAC-12 HEAD COACH RANKING SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT TIME (PT) WASHINGTON STATE COUGARS FEB. 19 PACIFIC W, 4-3 FEB. 20 PACIFIC L, 3-6 17-14 5-10 BRIAN GREEN -- Feb. 21 at Pacific L, 2-5 OVERALL PAC-12 HEAD COACH RANKING Feb. 22 at Pacific L, 6-7 FEB. 25 SAN FRANCISCO W, 4-2 FEB. 26 SAN FRANCISCO W, 4-3 Feb. 27 at San Francisco L, 6-10 BATTING PRACTICE BY THE NUMBERS Feb. 28 at San Francisco W, 5-1 MARCH 4 SAINT MARY’S W, 16-3 » Cal is 58-40-1 all-time against Washington State, MARCH 5 SAINT MARY’S W, 2-1 (11) including a 5-1 mark under Mike Neu since 2018. March 6 at Saint Mary’s W, 4-2 » The Bears most recently swept WSU at home in 2019. » After winning six consecutive series from late March 7 at Saint Mary’s L, 3-8 Febuary to early April, Cal has lost its past two series, 16-3 MARCH 12 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT L, 3-4 both in conference play. Strike early, and often. Cal is 16-3 when it scores first MARCH 13 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT (GAME 1) W, 11-5 » Cal is 12-5 at Evans Diamond and has won in this season. The Bears have scored 72 of their 183 total MARCH 13 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT (GAME 2) W, 6-4 walk-off fashion five times this season. » Golden Bear pitchers own a collective 3.02 ERA and runs in the first three innings this season, including 21 in MARCH 14 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT W, 7-1 135-to-54 strikeout-to-walk ratio at home. Opposing the opening frame, 21 in the second and 30 in the third. MARCH 19 CALIFORNIA BAPTIST L, 7-0 batters have hit just .225 in 17 games played MARCH 20 CALIFORNIA BAPTIST W, 15-1 at Evans Diamond. » Darren Baker is a career .444 hitter (12-for-27) in MARCH 21 CALIFORNIA BAPTIST W, 9-8 six games played against Washington State. The March 26 at Utah *^ W, 9-0 senior is also batting .397 at home this season. March 27 at Utah *^ W, 9-5 » Cal has been tough to beat on Saturdays at Evans Diamond, winning its previous six home T-2 March 28 at Utah *^ L, 4-11 contests played on that day. Cal’s Dylan Beavers and Nathan Manning rank first and March 30 at San José State L, 7-10 second in the Pac-12, in home runs (10) and batting APRIL 1 USC * L, 1-6 WEEKEND OUTLOOK average (.413), respectively. Beavers is tied for the home APRIL 2 USC * W, 4-3 run lead with Stanford’s Brock Jones while Manning is in APRIL 3 USC * W, 5-1 GAME 1 sole possession of second and ranks 16th nationally. April 6 at Stanford L, 3-4 April 9 at Arizona * L, 1-5 FRIDAY, APRIL 23 • 7 P.M. (PDT) Berkeley, California | Evans Diamond April 10 at Arizona * L, 3-4 PROJECTED STARTERS April 11 at Arizona * W, 9-1 CAL: 21 Jr. RHP Grant Holman 0-1 3.24 April 13 at Saint Mary’s W, 3-2 WSU: 26 Jr. RHP Brandon White 5-2 5.44 3.39 April 16 at Oregon State * L, 8-15 No free passes. Cal’s pitching staff is fourth in the Pac-12 and 37th nationally with 3.39 walks allowed per nine April 17 at Oregon State * L, 1-2 GAME 2 April 18 at Oregon State * L, 3-5 innings. The Bears have issues three walks or less in 23 of SATURDAY, APRIL 24 • 4 P.M. (PDT) 35 games, including nine of their past 13 games dating APRIL 21 SAINT MARY’S L, 3-6 Berkeley, California | Evans Diamond back to March 30. APRIL 23 WASHINGTON STATE *^ 7 P.M. PROJECTED STARTERS APRIL 24 WASHINGTON STATE *^ 4 P.M. CAL: 35 Jr. RHP Sean Sullivan 2-3 4.01 APRIL 25 WASHINGTON STATE *^ 12 P.M. WSU: 21 Jr. RHP Zane Mills 3-3 4.14 April 30 at Washington * 5 p.m. May 1 at Washington * 2 p.m. GAME 3 40 May 2 at Washington * 1 p.m. SUNDAY, APRIL 25 • 12 P.M. (PDT) Darren Baker has reached base safely in 40 consecutive MAY 4 SAN JOSE STATE * TBD Berkeley, California | Evans Diamond games, a streak dating back to the 2020 season. The MAY 7 ARIZONA STATE * 6 P.M. PROJECTED STARTERS senior lead-off man carries an on-base percentage of MAY 8 ARIZONA STATE * 3 P.M. CAL: 41 Fr. RHP Paulshawn Pasqualotto 4-3 4.57 .406 and is always a threat on the basepaths with 15 MAY 9 ARIZONA STATE * 1 P.M. WSU: TBA stolen bases and 28 runs scored. MAY 14 STANFORD * 6 P.M. MAY 15 STANFORD * 3 P.M. MAY 16 STANFORD * 1 P.M. PROJECTED STARTERS May 17 at Stanford 6 p.m. May 21 at UCLA * 6 p.m. BY POSITION 40 May 22 at UCLA * 2 p.m. Pos. No. Name AVG. AB R H HR RBI OB% 39 17 May 23 at UCLA * 1 p.m. C 6 Cole Elvis .194 98 11 18 3 15 .275 3 2 MAY 27 OREGON *^ 6 P.M. 1B 25 Nathan Martorella .210 124 12 26 3 19 .308 26 25 MAY 28 OREGON *^ 6 P.M. 2B 2 Darren Baker .322 143 28 46 0 9 .406 3B 26 Quentin Selma .292 130 24 38 6 27 .360 MAY 29 OREGON *^ 1 P.M. SS 3 Keshawn Ogans .186 97 11 18 0 13 .270 LF 39 Jag Burden .200 45 6 9 0 1 .250 * Pac-12 contest 6 CF 40 Nathan Manning .413 75 18 31 1 15 .500 ^ Televised on the Pac-12 Network RF 17 Dylan Beavers .287 129 23 37 10 32 .392 All times PT & subject to change DH 8 John Lagattuta .289 97 13 28 2 17 .343 2 CALIFORNIA BASEBALL GAME NOTES 2021 CALIFORNIA ROSTER NUMERICAL ALPHABETICAL NO. NAME POS. B/T HT. WT. YR. HOMETOWN / PREVIOUS SCHOOL NO. NAME POS. 1 Josh Rolling INF R/R 6-3 184 So. Reno, Nev./Sierra College/Bishop Manogue HS 18 Joe Ammirato RHP 2 Darren Baker INF L/R 6-0 180 Sr. Granite Bay, Calif./Jesuit HS 44 Blake Atkins INF 3 Keshawn Ogans INF R/R 5-9 180 So. Daly City, Calif./Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory 2 Darren Baker INF 4 Aaron Roberts RHP R/R 6-2 221 R-Fr. Las Vegas, Nev./Desert Oasis HS 17 Dylan Beavers OF 5 Ethan Cloyd C R/R 6-0 165 So. 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