Michigan Baseball

The Pac-12 is streaming another Michigan Baseball game as the spring break trip continues in California. Wednesday night sees the Wolverines taking on the Cal Golden Bears in Berkley after losing to Stanford on Wednesday night to fall to 6-5 on the season. Walker Cleveland gets the start on the mound for Michigan. Hit the link above for the video stream. We will have recaps for both games posted in the morning.

The Pac-12 is streaming Michigan Baseball's (6-4 record) game at Stanford on Tuesday night. The Wolverines play both Tuesday and Wednesday nights in California while on spring break and take on Cal tomorrow. Hit the link above to watch the Stanford-hosted stream of the contest.

New rankings are in for #Team154

No. 5 - @BaseballAmerica
No. 16 - @d1baseball

Back to work before taking off for California.#GoBlue #BlueCrew pic.twitter.com/msGSfYQv4h

— Michigan Baseball (@umichbaseball) February 24, 2020

Michigan Baseball came out all guns blazing during the first weekend of action and moved into Baseball America's top-ranked spot after starting the year 3-1, but the Wolverines have slipped to No. 5 in the country after the series loss to Connecticut this past weekend. All three losses they have on their resume have come at the hands of the Huskies, so at least that is out of the way now.

B8: Two-sport freshman Joey Velazquez @JoeyV242 singles sharply in his first collegiate at bat #GoBlue 〽️ pic.twitter.com/ubQAvLb3zp

— Michigan Baseball (@umichbaseball) February 22, 2020

Michigan freshman athlete Joey Velazquez is playing both football and baseball and received the first action of his college career on Saturday in the 14-2 win over UConn in Port St. Lucie, Florida. Velasquez subbed in for Clark Elliott in right field and grabbed his first hit as a Wolverine in the bottom of the eighth on a single through the right side of the infield. He is currently listed as a linebacker on the football roster and was a three-star recruit out of Columbus, Ohio.

this kid really got tossed in the 9th inning for ...uh, swiping the dirt with his bat after a called strike? pic.twitter.com/n1wRlPp2zt

— Christian D'Andrea (@TrainIsland) February 15, 2020

Baseball is not back officially until we get an #UmpShow and boy, did they ever deliver on Friday night in Michigan's 4-3 win over defending national champ Vanderbilt. True freshman Jimmy Obertop was ejected late in the contest for...swiping dirt with his bat after a called strike? It did not appear anything was said and Obertop was ejected with his back turned to the umpire. Odd, but a memorable way for his first college game to end on top of everything else.