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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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Maryland baseball head coach Rob Vaughn believes his team is prepared for the moment heading into the Winston-Salem regional June 2-5. “It’s going to be a tough regional, but our guys are playing their best baseball when it matters,” Vaughn said.
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Maryland shortstop Matt Shaw is having an outstanding season for the Terps and is expected to be a first-round pick in this summer’s MLB Draft, but his focus remains on Maryland’s season and continuing to improve as a player.
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Projected to be a high draft pick in the 2023 MLB Draft as one of the best draft-eligible college pitchers in the country, Maryland’s Jason Savacool has been in the spotlight since last season. But he’s backing that up with some great performances for the Terps.
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It has been a tough start to the season for Maryland baseball, as the Terps have struggled through a challenging nonconference schedule en route to a 4-7 mark. “We have to get a lot better and I think our guys know that,” HC Rob Vaughn said recently.
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Maryland baseball head coach Rob Vaughn said it’s time for the Terps to “transform from being that team that did that one cool thing that one year to the team that kind of leads from the front,” and he thinks they’ve “got a team that can do that this year.”
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2022 marks PressBox’s sixth annual Best Of edition celebrating the top people, performances and moments of the year.
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2022 marks PressBox’s sixth annual Best Of edition celebrating the top people, performances and moments of the year.
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Maryland baseball’s magical 2022 season was made possible due in large part to fifth-year OF Chris “Bubba” Alleyne. “We can all look back and appreciate all the things that we were able to accomplish … ,” Alleyne said. “I’m very proud of this group and what we were able to do.”
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By late 2018, former Maryland third baseman Jose Cuas had taken a job at FedEx to put food on the table for his son. A nudge from his brother brought baseball back in focus, and now Cuas is a member of the Royals’ bullpen.
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