UCR spells trouble for Matadors

With issues at both the defense and offense for most of the season, the Matadors had finally found a bright spot in the long tumultuous year. After winning two of three games against UC Santa Barbara, the Cal State Northridge baseball team (20-27) improved its Big West Conference record to 3-12, taking its first league series victory of the season. CSUN head coach Matt Curtis stressed the fact that winning league series is difficult in and of itself, so a… Read more

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CSUN falls just short of sweep

A day after clinching their first Big West Conference series victory of the season, the Matadors could not keep the momentum going as tough pitching stifled the lineup. The bats could not break through UC Santa Barbara’s pitching as the Cal State Northridge baseball team (20-26, 3-12 Big West) dropped the series finale, 5-1, on Sunday at Matador Field. Gaucho Matthew Vedo, a last-minute replacement for starter Jesse Meaux who was scratched due to stiffness in his right shoulder, pitched… Read more

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CSUN homers twice, wins first Big West series of the season

Two long home runs by the catchers and a dominant pitching performance has Cal State Northridge baseball in an unfamiliar place this season: a conference series victory. The Matadors (20-25, 3-11 Big West) took the first two games of a three-game Big West series against UC Santa Barbara at Matador Field, snapping a six-series losing streak dating back to March 19. “We feel good right now. We had a great week of preparation and like I said before, we’ve been… Read more

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Baseball: Last-place Matadors face Gauchos in home Big West series

The sinking in the Big West Conference standings continues and time is an enemy at this point as the Cal State Northridge baseball team prepares for the final month of the season. A good start to a promising season with a new coaching staff has been recently marred by a funk that has been impossible to shake. The funk can best be characterized by inconsistent play on both sides of the ball as the Matadors have lost 17 of 22… Read more

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Matadors streaking downward in Big West Conference play

Another Sunday loss and the Matadors are swept and brushed away by one more Big West Conference team. The Cal State Northridge baseball team dropped its sixth straight series by getting swept out of Dobbins Stadium at UC Davis as the Aggies took the series by winning the finale, 8-4, in the three-game weekend series. CSUN (18-25, 1-11 Big West) was playing catch up for the third straight game as the Aggies lead off the first inning after outfielder Scott… Read more

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Was it the right move for Major League Baseball to take control of the Dodgers?

“Welcome to a new era of Dodger baseball. I intend to restore the glory days of Dodger baseball with a team worthy of support from our fans. We’ve committed not just to buy this team, but to win a world championship,” said Frank McCourt, current owner of Major League Baseball’s Los Angeles Dodgers, when he purchased the team from News Corp. in 2004. It’s been the opposite so far as one of baseball’s most storied franchises is marred in scandal…. Read more

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CSUN continues to drop in Big West

With two lackluster losses, the Matadors continue to sink in the standings and now rest in the dark of the conference cellar. The Cal State Northridge baseball team dropped the first two matchups in the three-game series against UC Davis at Dobbins Stadium and now dropped to a season-low six games under .500 at 18-24. What stands out the most is the abysmal, and conference-worst, 1-10 Big West record and leaves the Matadors searching for answers to a season that… Read more

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Baseball: Out-of-sync Matadors face Aggies on the road

Struggles and inconsistency has been the story for the Matadors all season long. The pitching works on some days and the offense works on other days, but they do not seem to meet at any time. Coach Matt Curtis said before facing Cal Poly in a Big West Conference series two weeks ago that he would like to see both the offense and defense working in the same game. Not much has changed as the CSUN baseball team has failed… Read more

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Baseball: CSUN lose offense-powered game, series against Pacific

Losing it’s rubber-game against the University of the Pacific left the Matadors with a sour taste, especially after having a lead and blowing it in the fourth inning. “It’s frustrating. It was a five-run lead we needed to come out and throw strikes, quality strikes not just serve it up to them and pound hits,” CSUN infielder Tommy Simis said. “We just got to do a better job at pitching and defense because we can’t give up eight runs and… Read more

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