Chanun Ong

After a full 162-game schedule, eight teams remain in the hunt for the 2021 World Series. Four Daily Californian baseball aficionados discuss playoff storylines and who's tabbed to win it all.

It was a bitter ending to a season that had been so magical, a year removed from going 5-11 in a 2020 schedule that had abruptly been canceled due to COVID-19.

The Bears swept their first series in nearly two years behind key contributions on the mound and inside the batter's box.

The Bears came agonizingly close to two wins last week, but they still approach another Pac-12 series with confidence. After taking one of three games from Arizona, Cal is set to play Oregon State.

As Pac-12 play arrives next week, head coach Mike Neu’s Bears have won four consecutive series. Despite boom-or-bust offensive performances, things are looking up.

Catcher Cole Elvis blasted a walk-off home run Friday while Cal’s pitching staff held the Dons in check for a majority of the four-game set.

Head coach Mike Neu and his Bears will take the field for the first time since last March in what could be a topsy-turvy 2021 season. Cal begins its journey with a four-game series against Pacific.

After finally being cleared for voluntary, in-person workouts, Cal baseball head coach Mike Neu explains how the program handled virtual athletic instruction.

Big money versus small-market. Household names versus hidden gems. The World Series is finally here, and it should be a good one.

Last spring, the Bears ended the season with the worst record in the Pac-12. After the introduction of new names in the offseason, next year may well be different.