Dollar Hot Dogs Saturday In WAC Series This Weekend
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Beach Day At Peccole: Saturday is Beach Day at Peccole Park when the Wolf Pack hosts Fresno State at 1 p.m. Bring your beach towel, sunscreen and come out and get your tan on while cheering on the Pack. Concessions will be selling $1 hot dogs through the sixth inning. One hot dog at a time, but get in line as many times as you can for these yummy dogs.
Nevada Hosts Fresno State This Weekend:
Nevada (22-18, 4-2 WAC) hosts Fresno State (17-20, 1-5 WAC) in a three-game Western Athletic Conference series this weekend at Peccole Park. Friday’s game gets underway at 6 p.m. with first pitch set for 1 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday.
FS leads the series with the Pack 78-46 and in WAC play 34-22. In Reno the Pack holds a 14-12 advantage in WAC games. The Bulldogs won all four meetings played last season in Fresno, Calif.
Powers Earns 900th Victory: Nevada’s 10-5 victory over San Francisco on April 17 was the 900th for Wolf Pack head coach Gary Powers. All of Powers wins have come in his 30 seasons directing the Nevada baseball program. His now 902 victories ranks 21st among active NCAA I coaches.
Scorekeepers Nightmare: In back-to-back Tuesday games with Oregon State on Apr. 10 and San Francisco on Apr. 17 the teams combined to use 83 players. In the game with Oregon State the Pack used 22 players and the Beavers 18 for a combined total of 40 Nevada used 10 pitchers and OSU six. The Beavers won 10-7 in 10 innings.
The 40 players were surpassed in the contest with San Francisco as 43 players took the field. Nevada once again had 22 players see action while the Dons played 21. Each team used seven pitchers in a game won 10-5 by the Pack.
In the most recent Tuesday game with Pacific on Apr. 24 the teams combined to use 38 players. Nevada played 21 and the Tigers 18.
Klein Named WAC Hitter of the Week: Nevada outfielder Brooks Klein has been named the Verizon Western Athletic Conference Baseball Hitter of the Week, for April 16-22. It was the second time this season he has earned the honor.
Klein, a junior from Blue Diamond, Nev. (Western Nevada College), hit .353 (6-for-17) with five runs scored, nine RBI, two doubles, a triple and two home runs starting all four games in right field. His on-base percentage was .333 with a slugging percentage of .941. In Tuesday’s game with San Francisco, he was 1-for-5 with the lone hit being a grand slam. After going hitless in game one at Sacramento State, he had multi hits in the final two games. Saturday, Klein was 2-for-3 with two runs scored, two RBI and both hits were doubles. Sunday, he went 3-for-5 with two runs scored and three RBI. His second hit of the day was a two-run homer and the third hit was an RBI triple, helping the Pack to a win in the series finale.
Gardner Closing It Out: Senior Matt Gardner has been the Pack’s closer the last two seasons and will leave his mark on the Nevada record book when his career is completed. Gardner’s nine saves is tied for first in the WAC and 16th nationally. He saved the last two games of the LA Tech series and could have earned a save in all three but after two walks to start the ninth in the first game he was lifted from the game.
The nine saves are tied with Zak Basch (2003) for third best season in Nevada history. Rico Lagattuta (1995) and Tyler Graham (2010) top the list with 10.
Gardner’s 15 career saves is tied for second in school history with Luke Drakulich (1996-99) while Rico Lagattuta’s (1993-96) 24 tops the list.
Team Notes: The Wolf Pack is 22-18 and 6-4 in its last 10 games … The Pack have six more wins after 40 games this season, 22-18 compared to a year ago 16-24 … Nevada’s RPI of 65 is the second highest in the WAC behind NMSU’s 20 according to the NCAA … Of the Pack’s 20 home runs 10 have been solo shots of which four lead off an inning … Nevada swept a series for the first time this year taking all three WAC games at home from LA Tech … In Tuesday’s 15-4 victory over Pacific the Wolf Pack scored a season-high 15 runs on a season-high 20 hits, of the 20 hits nine went for extra bases, four doubles, three triples and two home runs … The Pack’s 36 total bases vs. Pacific (4/24) is tied with NMSU for the most in a game by a WAC team this season … Nevada’s 21 triples is more than twice as many as any other WAC team as New Mexico State has eight … In the latest NCAA rankings Nevada is 12th in triples and triples per game … The Pack is 1-2 in extra inning contests, 8-9 in one-run games and 8-6 in games decided by five or more runs … Nevada ranks second in hitting (.290), fourth in pitching (4.03) and fourth fielding (.970) in the WAC … After nine WAC games Nevada is third in hitting (.277), third in ERA (3.71) and seventh in fielding (.962) in conference play … In the preseason coaches’ poll Nevada and New Mexico State were picked to finish in a tie for fourth … Nevada has won seven-of-10 three-game series this year … Nevada’s eight road wins this season is more than all last year when the Pack were 6-19 away from Reno.
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