Baseball

Since dropping the series to Oregon State, the Bears have fallen to ninth in Pac-12 standings — a position that, if they maintain it, will see them excluded from the inaugural Pac-12 tournament.

The blue and gold suffered an embarrassing home defeat after two stellar away wins against USC. Cal will be looking to bounce back as it faces off against No. 6 Oregon State and Saint Mary’s.

If Cal can more regularly harness and reproduce its performances in its toughest games, it'll see a submarine rise toward the top of the standings.

The blue and gold have shown they are more than capable of putting together a well-rounded team performance, but their inability to do so regularly may ultimately be their downfall.

Cal’s loss to Santa Clara, off the back of its win at No. 10 Florida State, is illustrative of the Bears’ biggest difficulty this season: replicating their success.

The Bears must buckle down with the beginning of Pac-12 play. After its series against Arizona, Cal will take a short trip south to face San Jose State on Tuesday evening.

After stumbling in its series against University of Illinois, Chicago, Cal baseball is back on its feet. Now, an action-packed week ahead will put the Bears to the test.

Evans Diamond erupted with cheers from Cal fans as they celebrated the play that would end up securing the Bears’ win over nationally ranked Sacramento State.

Everything that has been missing from Evans Diamond is finally making a comeback as Cal plays its home opener on Friday.

The Bears couldn’t have imagined a better start to their season, going 3-0. This perfect record quickly came to an end as the Bears graced the diamond against Gonzaga on Monday.