Monday, February 18
Surprise, AZ
1:00 PM
Oregon State
vs
New Mexico
Photo by: Zachary Lucy
Gameday: Baseball Vs. New Mexico
February 18, 2019 | Baseball
Game 4: Oregon State (3-0) vs. New Mexico (2-1)
Feb. 18, 2019 • 1:00 p.m. PT • Surprise, Ariz. • Surprise Stadium
RHP Grant Gambrell (5-1, 4.40) vs. RHP Drew Gillespie (3-1, 8.28)
The Game
Oregon State concludes its first weekend of action Monday when taking on New Mexico at Surprise Stadium. First pitch is scheduled for 1 p.m. PT (2 p.m. in Arizona).
Radio
All games air on the Beaver Sports Network with pre-game 30 minutes before first pitch. Affiliates include KEJO 1240-AM (Corvallis), KKNX 840-AM (Eugene), KCFM 1250-AM (Florence - Pac-12 games), KCFM 104.1-FM (Florence - Pac-12 games), KLAD 960-AM & 93.3-FM (Klamath Falls), KTMT 580-AM & 96.1-FM (Medford - Saturday & Sunday games), Rip City Radio 620-AM (Portland - weekday games after 5 p.m. and all weekend games), 103.7-FM (Portland, all weekday games before 5 p.m.), KSKR 1490-AM (Roseburg) and KBZY 1490-AM (Salem - Saturday & Sunday games).
Listen Online
Catch the game online by visiting osubeavers.com, and find the live broadcast on the Oregon State baseball schedule page. The games can be heard via the TuneIn application, which is available for smartphones and tablets (search Beaver Sports Network).
Television
The game will not be broadcast.
Live Video
Live video of the game will not be available.
Online
Live stats for the game can be accessed by clicking on the live stats link located on the baseball schedule page on osubeavers.com.
Last Season
Adley Rutschman hit a fourth-inning grand slam and Nathan Burns tossed a 3 1/3 scoreless innings of relief to send the Beavers to a 13-1 win over Minnesota on Sunday in Surprise. Oregon State tallied 17 hits on the day, including two apiece by Rutschman, Preston Jones, Alex McGarry, Tyler Malone, Andy Armstrong and Kyler McMahan. Burns held Minnesota to just one walk while striking out four for the win.
To 3-0
Pat Bailey and the Beavers improved to 3-0 on Sunday with the 13-1 win. Bailey is the fifth head coach in Oregon State's history go 3-0 in their first season with the program. He matches Pat Casey (1995), Ralph Coleman (1923), Hans Loof (1916) and Wilkie Clark (1914). Casey opened his first season at 5-0 and Clark went 4-0 before suffering his first loss.
Sunday Versus The First Two
Oregon State's 17-hit output eclipsed the team's total of 15 over the first two games. The Beavers also tallied eight doubles. OSU had two over the first two games. The eight doubles are just two shy of the team's single-game record of 10 last equaled in 2003 versus Portland.
First Career
Kyler McMahan, George Mendazona, Ryan Ober and Jake Harvey all posted their first career hits on Sunday. McMahan was 2-for-4 with a double. Ober was 1-for-2 with two runs scored while Mendazona singled in his lone at bat and Harvey doubled in his. Both Mendazona and Harvey came on as pinch hitters in the eighth inning.
Looking Ahead
The Beavers will remain in Surprise after Monday's game and will take on Nebraska in a four-game series that starts Thursday. The Cornhuskers, whom the Beavers are playing for the third consecutive season, are 3-1 after a four-game series at UC Riverside.
Singles
• Adley Rutschman's fourth-inning grand slam marked Oregon State's first since Michael Gretler's slam at Missouri State on April 13 of last season.
• Oregon State is looking to improve to 4-0 for the third consecutive season and fifth time in the last seven years.
• The Beavers are 114-18-1 (.861) over the past three seasons. That includes a 71-6 (.922) mark in non-conference games.
• Oregon State has won three consecutive games against New Mexico, and is 6-2 versus the Lobos over the last eight.
Feb. 18, 2019 • 1:00 p.m. PT • Surprise, Ariz. • Surprise Stadium
RHP Grant Gambrell (5-1, 4.40) vs. RHP Drew Gillespie (3-1, 8.28)
The Game
Oregon State concludes its first weekend of action Monday when taking on New Mexico at Surprise Stadium. First pitch is scheduled for 1 p.m. PT (2 p.m. in Arizona).
Radio
All games air on the Beaver Sports Network with pre-game 30 minutes before first pitch. Affiliates include KEJO 1240-AM (Corvallis), KKNX 840-AM (Eugene), KCFM 1250-AM (Florence - Pac-12 games), KCFM 104.1-FM (Florence - Pac-12 games), KLAD 960-AM & 93.3-FM (Klamath Falls), KTMT 580-AM & 96.1-FM (Medford - Saturday & Sunday games), Rip City Radio 620-AM (Portland - weekday games after 5 p.m. and all weekend games), 103.7-FM (Portland, all weekday games before 5 p.m.), KSKR 1490-AM (Roseburg) and KBZY 1490-AM (Salem - Saturday & Sunday games).
Listen Online
Catch the game online by visiting osubeavers.com, and find the live broadcast on the Oregon State baseball schedule page. The games can be heard via the TuneIn application, which is available for smartphones and tablets (search Beaver Sports Network).
Television
The game will not be broadcast.
Live Video
Live video of the game will not be available.
Online
Live stats for the game can be accessed by clicking on the live stats link located on the baseball schedule page on osubeavers.com.
Last Season
Adley Rutschman hit a fourth-inning grand slam and Nathan Burns tossed a 3 1/3 scoreless innings of relief to send the Beavers to a 13-1 win over Minnesota on Sunday in Surprise. Oregon State tallied 17 hits on the day, including two apiece by Rutschman, Preston Jones, Alex McGarry, Tyler Malone, Andy Armstrong and Kyler McMahan. Burns held Minnesota to just one walk while striking out four for the win.
To 3-0
Pat Bailey and the Beavers improved to 3-0 on Sunday with the 13-1 win. Bailey is the fifth head coach in Oregon State's history go 3-0 in their first season with the program. He matches Pat Casey (1995), Ralph Coleman (1923), Hans Loof (1916) and Wilkie Clark (1914). Casey opened his first season at 5-0 and Clark went 4-0 before suffering his first loss.
Sunday Versus The First Two
Oregon State's 17-hit output eclipsed the team's total of 15 over the first two games. The Beavers also tallied eight doubles. OSU had two over the first two games. The eight doubles are just two shy of the team's single-game record of 10 last equaled in 2003 versus Portland.
First Career
Kyler McMahan, George Mendazona, Ryan Ober and Jake Harvey all posted their first career hits on Sunday. McMahan was 2-for-4 with a double. Ober was 1-for-2 with two runs scored while Mendazona singled in his lone at bat and Harvey doubled in his. Both Mendazona and Harvey came on as pinch hitters in the eighth inning.
Looking Ahead
The Beavers will remain in Surprise after Monday's game and will take on Nebraska in a four-game series that starts Thursday. The Cornhuskers, whom the Beavers are playing for the third consecutive season, are 3-1 after a four-game series at UC Riverside.
Singles
• Adley Rutschman's fourth-inning grand slam marked Oregon State's first since Michael Gretler's slam at Missouri State on April 13 of last season.
• Oregon State is looking to improve to 4-0 for the third consecutive season and fifth time in the last seven years.
• The Beavers are 114-18-1 (.861) over the past three seasons. That includes a 71-6 (.922) mark in non-conference games.
• Oregon State has won three consecutive games against New Mexico, and is 6-2 versus the Lobos over the last eight.
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