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Video: UNC Baseball Routs Walters State - Coach Scott Forbes Postgame Interview

UNC Baseball hosted Walters State in a marathon scrimmage on Friday night in Boshamer Stadium. Coach Scott Forbes spoke to Inside Carolina and other media following the game to discuss his team's performance and some of the standout players from fall practice. (View Video)

Led by Michael Busch, Chicago Cubs make Wrigley Field shake as they advance to NLDS

There was a buzz at the corner of Clark and Addison entering the bottom of the seventh inning Thursday, with the Wrigley Field crowd of more than 40,000 waiting to explode. Holding onto a slim 2-0 lead over the San Diego Padres, the Cubs were looking for anything to give them some breathing room. Michael Busch was up for the challenge. (Yahoo! Sports)

UNC Baseball Announces Fall Roster

UNC Baseball coach Scott Forbes has unveiled the fall semester roster that features 16 new faces. Carolina will have 20 players returning from the 2025 ACC Championship winning squad who will be reinforced by a 16-man signing class incoming. The newcomers feature six Division I transfers, one junior college player, and nine high school signees. (GoHeels.com)

Zac Gallen Emotional After DiamondBacks Eliminated in His Potential Last Start With Arizona

Friday effectively marked the end of the Diamondbacks' season, as Arizona was eliminated from postseason contention. Zac Gallen, a pending free agent, pitched 4 1/3 innings and yielded five earned runs in the eventual loss, in what may have been his last start as a member of the Diamondbacks. He had a difficult time processing that reality. (Sports Illustrated)

THT Newsletter: UNC vs. Clemson, Ludacris, Basketball Blue-White Scrimmage, Cole Cloer Cancels

It's a big weekend in Chapel Hill. There's a baseball scrimmage, Ludacris performs, UNC Football hosts Clemson, and Basketball holds its Blue-White Scrimmage. Plus, Cole Cloer is off the board after cancelling his UNC visit, the Diamond Heels land a catcher, quarterback questions, remembering Tylee Craft, some Tar Heel honors, and more. (Tar Heel Times Newsletter)

UNC baseball was well-represented in Chicago for Michael Busch's playoff debut

Former UNC baseball star Michael Busch got his first taste of MLB Postseason action when the Chicago Cubs hosted the San Diego Padres in game one of the National League Wild Card Series on Tuesday afternoon. Head coach Scott Forbes and General Manager Carter Hicks were among those who made the trip to Chicago for the game at Wrigley Field. (Keeping It Heel)

Michael Busch Has Emerged As Major Cubs Weapon And His Stats Prove It

The Chicago Cubs have been dying for a player to step up at the plate as their offense went stagnant this summer. That player the organization was looking for is Michael Busch. He has been electric recently and exactly what the team has needed to get the ball rolling going into the postseason. The 27-year-old has worked his way up to first in the hitting order. (Sports Illustrated)

THT Newsletter: Meet UNC Guard Derek Dixon, Football Chaplain Mitch Mason's Battle

It was an off weekend for UNC Football, but there was still plenty going on. Today we meet UNC freshman guard Derek Dixon, share an emotional account of football team chaplain Mitch Mason’s medical battle, and hear from basketball GM Jim Tanner. Plus, football recruiting updates, Volleyball beats NC State, NFL and Olympic sports rundowns. (Tar Heel Times Newsletter)

Aaron Sabato's Bounceback Year Started With A Better Offseason Approach

This year, Aaron Sabato’s No. 1 goal was to stay healthy and then prove he could still hit the cover off the baseball like he did at the University of North Carolina. He accomplished that in 39 games at Double-A Wichita to start the year with a .305/.399/.574 slash line, nine home runs, and 26 RBI, which earned him a promotion to Triple-A on June 13. (Zone Coverage)

Michael Busch's monster day ensures that Chicago Cubs will host Wild Card Series

Per MLB.com’s Sarah Langs, Michael Busch’s performance marked only the 30th individual game in the Majors with a double, a triple and two home runs in the past 125 seasons. In the eighth inning, the Cardinals intentionally walked Busch – denying him the opportunity to hit for a cycle – bringing on a loud chorus of boos from the Wrigley faithful. (MLB.com)

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