MSU Denver baseball faced a tough doubleheader, losing both games against CSU Pueblo, resulting in a series sweep. The Roadrunners now sit at 32-10 overall and 20-4 in RMAC play. In Game One, they fell 14-3, struggling to recover after a middle-inning surge by the ThunderWolves. Though they showed offensive promise, MSU Denver couldn't maintain momentum. Game Two ended 12-6, with early leads lost due to a pivotal five-run inning by CSU Pueblo.

By the Numbers
  • Roadrunners are now 32-10 overall and 20-4 in RMAC play.
  • Lathan Buzard hit a three-run home run in Game Two, contributing to an early lead.
  • Kaden Straily pitched three scoreless innings in Game One without allowing a baserunner.
State of Play
  • MSU Denver's offense showed flashes but lacked consistency against effective CSU Pueblo pitching.
  • The Roadrunners remain competitive near the top of RMAC standings despite the losses.
What's Next

MSU Denver will look to rebound quickly in their upcoming games as they continue to compete in conference play. Adjustments will be crucial to overcoming similar challenges in future matchups.

Bottom Line

Despite the doubleheader setback, MSU Denver remains a strong contender in the RMAC. With resilience and necessary adjustments, the Roadrunners have the potential to bounce back and maintain their standing.