On Valentine’s Day the 2020 baseball season began and the Texas A&M baseball team defeated Miami Ohio 17-1. The Aggies started off strong recording runs in the first two innings and then scored nine runs in the third. The RedHawks were unable to match the Aggie offense on opening day. First pitch of Game 2 is set for 2 p.m. Feb. 15. at Olsen Field.
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The Aggies faced the Redhawks of Miami Ohio for the opening weekend series.
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A&M head coach Rob Childress and Miami Ohio head coach Danny Hayden meet with the umpires at home plate before the first pitch.
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Texas A&M and Miami Ohio open the 2020 baseball season Friday, Feb. 14.
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Junior second baseman Bryce Blaum celebrates the first run of the game.
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Each time the Aggies score fans in Blue Bell send bubbles through the ballpark.
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Junior right fielder Zach DeLoach checks himself at second base.
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Second baseman Bryce Blaum is hit by a pitch.
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Senior left fielder Cam Blake smiles after being walked.
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Junior pitcher Asa Lacy pitched for six innings against Miami Ohio.
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Senior catcher Mikey Hoehner keeps his foot on the bag and is almost tagged at second base.
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Fans count the number of engines of each train that passes during games at Blue Bell. During opening day an eight engine train made its way through College Station.
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Junior designated hitter Will Frizzell watches as his ball makes its way over the right field wall for a grand slam.
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Catcher Mikey Hoehner and shortstop Trevor Werner celebrate Frizzell’s grand slam after rounding the bases.
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Right fielder Zach DeLoach went 3-for-3 at the plate.
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Pitcher Asa Lacy warms up in between innings.
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Freshman shortstop Trevor Werner had one putout and two assists against the RedHawks.
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Junior third baseman Logan Sartori prepares for a Miami Ohio hit.
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Pitcher Asa Lacy threw 96 pitches and eight strikouts.
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Two fans held a sign that read,”You hit we drink.” They celebrated after Zach DeLoach hit a home run.
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Designated hitter Mason Corbett and Zach DeLoach celebrate after DeLoach’s two-run home run.
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Pitcher Asa Lacy allowed one run and three hits in his six innings pitched.
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Freshman pitcher Will Johnson threw nine pitches in his one inning pitching.
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Freshman pitcher Mason Ornelas threw one strikeout in his inning pitching.
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Second baseman Bryce Blaum had one putout and two assists against Miami Ohio.
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The Miami Ohio pitching staff threw nine strikeouts against the Aggies on opening day.
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Freshman pitcher Alex Magers faced four batters in his inning pitching.
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The Aggies defeated the RedHawks 17-1 on opening day at Olsen Field.
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