The California Golden Bears baseball team swept Pitt in a dominant performance, winning 13-2 on Sunday. This marked their first ACC sweep of the season and their first since last March against Stanford. The Bears showcased a powerful offense with 16 hits and a solid pitching effort, leading to four consecutive wins. Key players included junior catcher Hideki Prather, who achieved six RBI, and freshman centerfielder Joshua Hanson, who had a standout series with a .500 average and six total runs batted in.

By the Numbers
  • Cal scored 39 runs over the series, outscoring Pitt 39-9.
  • The Bears had 16 hits per game in every match of the series, hitting .432 as a team.
State of Play
  • Cal's pitching staff maintained a 3.52 ERA during the series.
  • The offense hit 12 home runs and had an OPS of 1.250, marking their highest in a series this season.
What's Next

The Bears will return home to host San Jose State on Wednesday, followed by an important weekend series against Louisville. Continued offensive momentum and pitching depth will be key as they aim to maintain their winning streak.

Bottom Line

The Golden Bears are riding a wave of offensive and pitching success, making them a formidable opponent as they move forward. Their recent performance signals a strong turnaround and increases their competitiveness in the ACC.