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Navy Tops Blue In UNC Baseball Intrasquad Scrimmage Friday

The Navy squad broke a 3-3 tie with four runs in the top of the seventh inning to take a 7-3 win over Blue in a seven-inning scrimmage Friday at Boshamer Stadium. Navy was led at the plate by Angel Zarate and Joey Lancellotti. Zarate was 2-4 with three RBI and a double and one run scored, while Lancellotti was 2-4 with one RBI and two runs scored. (GoHeels.com)

Blue Tops Navy in UNC Baseball's Thursday Intrasquad Scrimmage

UNC's Blue squad rallied with four runs in the fourth inning and three in the fifth to take a 7-2 win over Navy in a seven-inning scrimmage Thursday at Boshamer Stadium. Will Schroeder was the only Tar Heel with multiple hits, going 2-4 with one RBI and one run scored for Blue. Blue was also aided by Angel Zarate's two RBI and Jake Holtzapple's two RBI. (GoHeels.com)

North Carolina Head Coaches Contracts Available For Online Viewing

UNC has made available for online viewing the contracts of 16 head coaches, including basketball coach Roy Williams, football coach Mack Brown, new women's basketball coach Courtney Banghart, and baseball coach Mike Fox, among others. The contracts include salary details, performance incentives, and supplemental compensation from Nike. (GoHeels.com)

How Rick Porcello, Madison Bumgarner almost formed college baseball's greatest starting rotation

Rick Porcello, a Cy Young award winner, and Madison Bumgarner, a 4-time All-Star and World Series MVP, committed to UNC in the same 2008 class as former Mets All-Star Matt Harvey. But instead of getting a triple-headed monster of talented freshmen, the Tar Heels only got Harvey after Bumgarner and Porcello were drafted in the first round in 2007. (Mass Live)

Levi Michael savors Triple-A title

Levi Michael is coming home a champion. The former North Carolina baseball star spent most of the 2019 season with the Sacramento RiverCats, the Triple-A affiliate of the San Francisco Giants. Sacramento just won the Triple-A National Championship by defeating the Columbus Clippers 4-0 on Tuesday in Memphis. “It was fun to be a part of,” Michael said. (Lexington Dispatch)

Cardinals must count on Miller Time

Andrew Miller’s pitching routine as he warms up for crunch-time assignments is so fine-tuned, so determined that a fellow Cardinals reliever wished he could describe it with “a word that is more exciting than ‘prepared.’” At the point where kinetic merges with frenetic, Miller readies himself, and a former teammate in Cleveland’s bullpen suggested he knows why. (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)

Tar Heels Wrap Up First Week Of Baseball Scrimmages

The Blue squad took a 4-3 win over Navy in a five-inning scrimmage at Boshamer Stadium on Saturday to wrap up the team's first week of Fall scrimmages. Mikey Madej was 2-3 with two runs scored, Smith was 2-3 with one RBI, while Eric Grintz was 2-2 with one run scored. Madej had a triple, while Smith, Grintz, and Dylan Harris each had a double. (GoHeels.com)

UNC Baseball's Navy Team Takes 3-2 Win In Friday Intrasquad Scrimmage

The Navy squad took a 3-2 win over Blue in a five-inning scrimmage Friday at Boshamer Stadium. Navy took a 2-0 lead in the first inning on a pair of home runs by Tyler Kehoe and Joey Lancellotti. Blue tied the score in the third on a Will Stewart single and a run that scored on a fielder's choice. Kehoe scored Navy's final run on an error in the last inning. (GoHeels.com)

Zac Gallen Named Baseball America’s Triple-A Pitcher of the Year

Former UNC standout right-hander Zac Gallen was recognized Friday by Baseball America, with the magazine selecting him as the Triple-A Pitcher of the Year for his performance in the minor leagues earlier this season. Gallen is now with the MLB’s Arizona Diamondbacks after being traded by the Miami Marlins near the trade deadline in July. (Chapelboro.com)

Brian Moran savors sibling moment, now looks to stay

As much as Marlins reliever Brian Moran is trying to stay in the moment, the lefty can’t escape talk of the “sibling showdown” that took place on Thursday night against his younger brother, Colin, with the Pirates. “I’m trying to keep tunnel vision,” Brian Moran said. “You work so hard to get to the big leagues, you want to give it your best shot.” (MLB.com)

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