Head Coach Michael Ely talks about the Aggies’ thinking ahead of Game 1
Texas A&M head coach Michael Yearly knows they have a target on their backs. He tells reporters that it doesn’t matter because the approach remains the same.
College Station – Texas A&M baseball’s postseason chances will have another big hit on Saturday.
The Tigers didn’t win the weekend in SEC play, but they could now defeat the Aggies in a row in the game, stun A&M and stunt that playoff aspiration.
The Aggies were hitless up to six innings and continued to struggle offensively, a typical weekend theme.
A&M had not scored runs in 14 straight innings before running once at the bottom of the ninth, dating back to the third inning on Friday night.
The 1 hour and 51 minute delay meant that both starting pitchers had a short outing, so each team went to the bullpen to crush the remaining matchups.
A&M starter Justin Lamkin went into three innings and allowed two runs with five hits on 53 pitches.
Tigers starting pitcher Samhorn was able to pitch just two innings and did not allow a run or hit on 36 pitches.
Horn finished the day with five strikeouts and one walk on 36 pitches.
Next is the final match of the series on Sunday at 1pm. The Aggies try to save one game from the weekend and fight for their constant postseason chances.
Final update from the action:
Aggies vs Tigers Game 2 Score, Highlights
Following the Macon single, the Shields doubled in the Tigers’ fourth game. A&M has three outs to score four runs to avoid consecutive losses and losses in the series.
Another 1-2-3 inning for the Aggies got three outs before dropping the game and series to the Tigers, who previously didn’t win.
The Tigers smashed the dam and added a third run with a double to the field on the left, pushing the lead to 3-0.
Harrison went for a walk, but thanks to the first base-handed hard hit ball of Kent’s bats, the threat was quickly neutralised, allowing Missouri to double the pair.
The Tigers were threatening on the two of them, but came out empty-handed as the Aggies kept the deficit at 2-0.
Kash disbanded a no-hit, but the threat quickly disappeared due to a double play induced by Keel. From there, Rabiolet Walk and Henseler-based hits placed Sorel on the plate. But he swayed to end the threat.
They were unable to find their footing after both crimes resumed, so they jump out, pop out, and strikeouts take the Tigers down in turn.
That’s seven straight batters up and down for the Aggies, who were hitless in five innings.
The leadoff single by Lovich was Missouri’s all offense, keeping the game 2-0 when he went into the bottom of the fifth.
The bats from Aggies have been icy cold since the game returned to action, with four ups and four downs, including two strikeouts.
Reliever Brad Rudis entered the ball game and outside the leadoff walk he managed to get out of the innings to finish fourth.
A play resumed with Rabiolet, who hits a swing.
Playing is scheduled to resume at 4:40pm.
The game was suspended due to the weather in the area due to two outs at the bottom of three innings.
Missouri has two base runners, but does nothing to end the threat. Ramkin took 34 strikes on 53 pitches.
They did nothing for the Aggies at the second bottom as they went down 1-2-3 with two strikeouts to the frame.
Missouri took the runners on board but did nothing to keep the lead 2-0.
The Aggies got a runner on base and Harrison put a nice charge on the ball at deep center field with two outs, but they still came out empty-handed at the first bottom.
The game started with Aggies’ Blooper’s low lights as Royo missed the routine pop-up to 2 base. From there, the Tigers were able to advance the runner around the base to give them an early lead. Missouri added another run on Paterson’s solo blast, pushing the lead to 2-0 after the first top half.
Texas A&M batting order
cf jace laviolette3b wyatt henselerrf caden sorrellc bear harrisonss Kaeden Kentdh Hayden Schott2b Ben Royo1b Gavin Kashlf Terrence Kiel II
Missouri batting order
SS Jackson Lovichrf Pierre Sealscf Kaden Peer3b Chris Pattersondh Cayden Nicoletto1b Mateo Serna2b Keegan Knutsonc Jedier Hernandezlf Tyler Macon
Texas A&M starting pitcher
Missouri starting pitcher
What time will Texas A&M Baseball play Missouri today?
Time: 2pm CTDATE: May 10 LOCATION: Bluebell Park, College Station.
How to watch Texas A&M Baseball vs Missouri today
Texas A&M Baseball and Missouri will be broadcast and streamed on SEC Network+. Other streaming options in the game include ESPN and Fubo.
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