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Why Jackie Robinson Day is personal for UNC baseball pitcher Boston Flannery

Laura Flannery believes in coincidences. Her husband, Keith, does not. So when their only son, Boston Flannery, was born in May 2004, months before the Red Sox snapped an 86-year championship drought, Laura couldn’t help but draw conclusions, even if Keith laughed. "My people from Massachusetts were like, 'Oh my God, Boston broke the curse.'" (MSN.com)

No. 3 UNC Baseball rolls by UNCW with No. 2 Georgia Tech up next

No. 3 UNC Baseball is packing a consistent offensive punch that will be needed as the national spotlight focuses on Boshamer Stadium this weekend. "A great win and a really big weekend ahead,” coach Scott Forbes said after the Tar Heels dispatched UNCW 14-5 on Tuesday (Highlights) when a tweak in the batting order produced immediate results. (Tar Heel Tribune)

How new prospect Parks Harber can provide Giants versatility in 2026 MLB season

Parks Harber, who will start the season in Double-A, is short on professional experience and the San Francisco Giants still are trying to figure out where he ultimately will land defensively. But they have no doubts about the other side of the ball. Asked recently about what drew the front office to him at the deadline, general manager Zack Minasian smiled. (NBC Sports)

Podcast: Scott Forbes Radio Show - UNC Series Win Over Clemson; UNCW, GT Previews

North Carolina head baseball coach Scott Forbes joins host Dave Nathan to recap the Tar Heels' road series win at Clemson, look ahead to games this week at home against UNCW and Georgia Tech, and more (Listen To Podcast)

Caden Glauber Named ACC Pitcher Of The Week

North Carolina true freshman Caden Glauber has been named the ACC Pitcher of the Week, the conference announced on Monday afternoon. The rookie reliever has been nothing short of sensational for the No. 3 Tar Heels this season, and he continued his heroics deep into the team's 14-inning marathon win on Saturday afternoon against Clemson. (GoHeels.com)

Alex Madera went from D3 baseball to a contract with the Cubs. His story is just getting started

Alex Madera's college career was elevated to a much higher level in 2024 when he signed to play with UNC, one of the best Division I teams in the country. During two seasons, Madera played in 124 games, including three games in the 2024 College World Series. He batted .317 with a .419 on-base percentage, scored 97 runs, drove in 72 and stole 22 bases. (MSN.com)

UNC Baseball jumps to No. 3 ahead of weekend series vs. No. 2 Georgia Tech

North Carolina’s huge ACC baseball series this weekend at Boshamer Stadium against Georgia Tech is now a battle between two 30-win teams ranked among the top three teams in the country. The Tar Heels moved up three spots in the D1 Baseball poll to No. 3. The Yellow Jackets went 4–0, including weekend sweep of Florida State and stayed at No. 2. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Newsletter: Michael Malone Hired, UNC and the Transfer Portal, Maximo Adams still a Tar Heel

What a week! Michael Malone was hired as UNC’s new Men’s Basketball coach, the transfer portal is in overdrive, Maximo Adams is still a Tar Heel, Bill Belichick went Bananas, Women’s Basketball landed three commitments, there was a Softball no-hitter, a new Baseball commitment, and more in this week's newsletter. (Tar Heel Times Newsletter)

No. 6 Diamond Heels hammer Clemson, 12-5, behind Owen Hull’s five hits, five RBI

For the second consecutive weekend, No. 6 North Carolina Baseball showed its resiliency by winning an ACC series after losing the opener. This time it came in convincing fashion, as the Tar Heels poured on the offense in a 12-5 victory over Clemson Sunday afternoon at Doug Kingsmore Stadium, led by a monster game from center fielder Owen Hull. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Seattle Catching Prospect Luke Stevenson Doesn’t Mind the Cal Raleigh Comparison

Former UNC catcher Luke Stevenson was quoted this month when I wrote about how Ryan Sloan and Kade Anderson profile as Seattle Aces in the Making. My spring training conversation with the 21-year-old backstop also included what he had to say about his own skill set, which in many respects it is similar to what Cal Raleigh’s was in the minors. (FanGraphs)

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