"Bang-bang-play type scenario, even so much that it went to review.
"We went for it, you know, and it didn't work out if it does work out, you're feeling great about it," Wasikowski said. Again with the Ducks pulling out all the stops, Shade broke to steal home and tie the game, but the Sun Devils tagged him out at the plate to end the inning, a call upheld by replay. Colby Shade moved to third on that play as Oregon pulled within 7-6, and with ASU not holding him on the bag, he took a mammoth lead. Nishida came through again for Oregon in the bottom of the seventh, singling with one out and scoring when Tanner Smith reached on an error with the bases loaded and two out.
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The home runs were off UO closer Josh Mollerus, who was called on for a potential eight-out save as the Ducks pulled out all the stops trying to complete the series sweep. Oregon was retired in order in the bottom of the sixth, and the Sun Devils took the lead in the seventh on a single, a double and back-to-back homers. Grayson Grinsell got the Ducks out of the inning, but not before another run scored on a pop out down the right-field line with the bases loaded. But a leadoff walk in the sixth followed by a two-run homer made it 5-2, and another walk ended Uelmen's day.
Grabmann didn't allow a hit over 3 2/3 innings, and Leo Uelmen kept ASU hitless through five. Nishida later led off the fifth with a double, and scored his third run of the day on a single by Drew Smith for a 5-0 lead. He went the opposite way for his fourth homer of the spring, doubling Oregon's lead. Tanner Smith singled to score Nishida, and Jacob Walsh followed with another RBI single that scored Drew Smith.Īfter a clean top of the second by UO starter Matthew Grabmann, Nishida came up in the bottom half with a runner on and two outs. He was hit by a pitch to open the UO half of the first and took second on a two-out single by Drew Smith. How It Happened: Rikuu Nishida was the catalyst for Oregon all day in the leadoff spot, finishing 3-for-4 with four runs.
And I think they know how good they can be." "I like where our club's out and I think they're playing well. "We've been able to beat them both two out of three, and had opportunities to sweep them," Wasikowski said. Stanford beat UCLA later Sunday, putting the Cardinal in first place and two games up on the Ducks Oregon also took two of three from the Cardinal in April. The third-place Ducks took the first two games of the series and pulled within 1.5 games of the Sun Devils in the Pac-12. They did a nice job when they absolutely had to." And I thought that's what the difference was. "They've got a good offense and they were able to put some at-bats together when they needed to. "They did a nice job of hitting," UO coach Mark Wasikowski said. The Sun Devils homered four times to stave off a series sweep, including twice in the critical seventh inning. Oregon (30-13, 13-8 Pac-12) had the lead Sunday until the seventh inning, when ASU scored four runs to go ahead 7-5. 12 Sun Devils rallied late to win 9-6 and avoid being swept in the series. 20 Ducks had the better of things most of the way in Sunday's finale but the No. In a game that turned out to be a microcosm of the weekend series between Oregon and Arizona State, the No.
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