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

No. 6 UNC Baseball squeezes out dramatic 14-inning marathon win to even series at Clemson
UNC Baseball has made a habit of endurance tests, and Saturday demanded nearly five hours of patience, pitching, and drama before squeezing out just enough...

UNC Baseball Outlasts Clemson in 14-Inning Duel
It took 14 innings, but the Diamond Heels eked out a 6-4 victory over Clemson on Saturday to tie the series at Doug Kingsmore Stadium...

Cubs sign talented shortstop prospect Alex Madera
Talk about a signing that came out of nowhere, as the Chicago Cubs get back on the free agent market to find unexpected talent. According...

Chansky’s Notebook: The Blueprint
If UNC Basketball Michael Malone wants to learn how to utilize the transfer portal, he should look no further than Boshamer Stadium. Scott Forbes and...

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