TCU Ends Louisville’s Season in Brutal Fashion

Another year, another brutal way for the Cardinal Nine’s season to end. After trailing 4-0 early, the Cardinals rally ended one run short, as TCU eliminated the Cardinals 4-3 on Thursday night in Omaha. The loss eliminates Louisville (53-12) from the College World Series, matching their highest finish in the College World Series (5th/6th, 2007)….

McKay Wins the Dick Howser Award

Add another award for Louisville superstar Brendan McKay, as the junior takes home the Dick Howser Award. Louisville's Brendan McKay named 31st recipient of the prestigious Dick Howser Trophy awarded to the nation's top baseball player. #L1C4 pic.twitter.com/PZQzbTHNsX — Louisville Baseball (@UofLBaseball) June 16, 2017 The award, first given out in 1987, honors the best…

Stowers Four RBI Pushes Louisville To Fifth Straight Super Regional

  In a game that featured five lead changes, 21 combined hits and four errors, the nearly four-hour broadway at Jim Patterson Stadium produced a lot of drama. But for Louisville baseball, this story would not end in tragedy again. Stowers’ four RBI day, including scoring the go-ahead run in the seventh inning, propelled Louisville to an 8-7 victory over Xavier….

Around The Bases: ACC Tournament Primer

After dropping their final three games to close the 2017 regular season, the Cardinals are looking to rebound in the ACC Tournament. Despite the three-game skid, U of L earned the number one seed after a rain-out cancelled the Saturday series finale against Florida State. The Cardinals will host Florida State and Notre Dame in…

Around the Bases: May 16, 2017

Breaking news: Louisville baseball continues to be dominant, now standing at 46-6 and again the consensus #2 team in the country. It was another stellar week for the Cardinals, as #2 Louisville got four big wins over #25 Vanderbilt and #7 Clemson. The victories against the Tigers earned U of L its third straight Atlantic Division…

Around the Bases: May 2nd, 2017

We are entering the homestretch of the 2017 regular season, as the Cardinals continue to roll entering Derby weekend. Louisville went undefeated in a five-game, six-day stretch that included a plethora of home runs and come-from-behind victories. Up next, the Cardinals host another MAC foe in Miami of Ohio, before heading up I-65 and US-31 to…