Menu

More than a bat boy: How UNC baseball pays tribute to late fan at College World Series


J.R., was a UNC program fixture the past 18 years. He was a fan, bat boy, and friend to hundreds of players who came to know him through yearly visits. On May 6, he died peacefully and unexpectedly in his sleep at his home in Omaha, Nebraska. He was 31. The cause of death is still unknown, although his parents said it likely resulted from heart problems. (AOL.com)

Related: , Baseball Recruiting

Folger Boaz Returning to UNC Baseball for Senior Season
UNC pitcher Folger Boaz plans to return to Chapel Hill for his senior season rather than begin his professional career, a source close to the...

Video: IC Podcast - UNC Baseball's Summer Work Bolsters 2027 Roster
Spencer Haskell, Monty Taylor, and Tommy Ashley from Inside Carolina look into the roster work that head coach Scott Forbes and the UNC Baseball coaching...

Red Sox sign top Draft pick Jake Schaffner using 'off the wall' strategy
Less than a week after the Red Sox selected Jake Schaffner with a first-round Draft pick they knew would be viewed as “very off the...

Michael Busch may have hit the coolest regular-season home run in Cubs history
Saturday was a special day at Wrigley Field. The Cubs franchise was celebrating the 10-year anniversary of their 2016 World Series Championship team, ending the...

More than a bat boy: How UNC baseball pays tribute to late fan at College World Series