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After going undrafted in the 2024 MLB Draft, infielder Eddie Hacopian returned to Maryland for his senior season. Now with the MLB Draft League’s Frederick Keys, he’s hoping this year’s draft will have a different outcome.
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Former Maryland baseball star Matt Shaw struggled at the plate after making his MLB debut in March, but after a month back in the minors, he has turned things around with the Cubs. “I learned a lot from that first stint in the big leagues,” Shaw said.
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After dealing with shoulder issues the past two seasons, former Maryland right-handed pitcher Sean Burke made his big league debut with the White Sox in September. Burke talked with PressBox about playing at Maryland, his journey to the majors and more.
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After 11 years on the Maryland coaching staff, Matt Swope says preparing for his first season as head coach doesn’t feel all that different. “For the most part, I tell people it feels the same which is I think a good thing just because we’re just looking for that sustainable success.”
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2023 marks PressBox’s seventh annual Best Of edition celebrating the top people, performances and moments of the year.
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2023 marks PressBox’s seventh annual Best Of edition celebrating the top people, performances and moments of the year.
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Former Maryland outfielder LaMonte Wade Jr., who credits Matt Swope for helping him achieve success at the MLB level, says Swope embodies “what it means to play for the University of Maryland baseball team.”
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From childhood fan to player to coach, Maryland baseball has always been a part of who Matt Swope is. “This is a destination job for me,” Swope said of his new role as head coach. “This has never been a job for me. This is a lifestyle.”
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Matt Swope ’03, who has been associated with Maryland baseball for more than two decades, was named head coach of the Terrapins June 12. He replaces Rob Vaughn, who was hired at the University of Alabama.
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After signing as an undrafted free agent with the Orioles last summer, former Maryland baseball star Maxwell Costes is settling in with the Aberdeen IronBirds and relishing the chance to play close to home.
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