Duke heads to Lynchburg, Va., to take on Liberty in the third meeting between the two teams, with first pitch scheduled for 6 p.m. at Liberty Baseball Stadium.
After struggling against the Boston Red Sox is his second appearance of the season, Toronto Blue Jays ace Marcus Stroman rebounded with a strong performance this week.
No. 1 Miami rolled to a 9-0 victory against Duke in Sunday’s rubber match at the Durham Bulls Athletic Park, escaping Durham with its sixth consecutive series win and extending its Coastal Division lead to five games.
Duke scored nine runs in the first two innings and beat No. 1 Miami 12-5, bouncing back from a 14-2 loss in Friday’s series opener and picking up its first win against a top-ranked opponent since 2009.
The Blue Devils will welcome No. 1 Miami to the Durham Bulls Athletics Park for a three-game series Friday through Sunday, with both teams entering the weekend playing their best baseball of the year.
One night after scoring 13 runs in a win at Davidson, timely hitting carried Duke to their third straight win. The Blue Devils won their third straight game and ninth out of their last 11 in a 3-0 victory against N.C.
With a pair of midweek contests against in-state opponents and an upcoming weekend series with the nation's top-ranked team, Duke needed to keep its momentum going. Tuesday night—thanks to a hot-swinging lineup—the Blue Devils did just that.
The Blue Devils are playing some of their best baseball of the season right now, but they have little time to rest on their laurels. Fresh off a series victory against No. 21 Clemson this weekend—its second straight ACC series win against a ranked opponent—Duke heads back to the diamond for a pair of midweek contests.
Duke right-hander Brian McAfee threw a 108-pitch complete game to carry the Blue Devils to a 2-1 victory against No. 21 Clemson Sunday, allowing just nine total baserunners and striking out six.
Marcus Stroman called Toronto his "favorite city" in a letter published by the Players' Tribune Friday, but struggled in front of his home fans during his first start of the season in Toronto.
Junior Chris Okey smacked an 0-2 pitch into the gap in right-center for a go-ahead triple with two outs in the top of the ninth inning, lifting the Tigers past the Blue Devils 3-2 to snap Duke’s four-game winning streak.
Despite trailing 2-0 and 3-1 early, Duke extended its winning streak to four games with a 5-3 victory against No. 21 Clemson Friday night at Jack Coombs Field.
Duke will look to extend its three-game winning streak when it hosts No. 21 Clemson for a three-game weekend series beginning Friday at 6 p.m. at Jack Coombs Field.
Duke head coach Chris Pollard hoped last Tuesday’s win against Liberty would be a “coming-out party” for his offense, and one week later, the Blue Devil bats still have not cooled off.
Professional teams all over the country open up their seasons this week, pushing the Blue Devils out of their flashy downtown home and back on campus for the first time all season.
A seven-run fifth inning propelled Duke to a 10-4 victory Sunday against the No. 23 Yellow Jackets, taking a road series from Georgia Tech for the first time since 2000.
Blue Jays pitcher Marcus Stroman and Brewers veteran Chris Capuano are both looking to turn in solid seasons for their respective teams.
The Blue Devils completed two very different games with two very different outcomes Saturday afternoon, but both ended with the same unlikely play for the go-ahead run.
Duke will try to return to .500 for the season when the Blue Devils travel to Atlanta for a three-game series against No. 21 Georgia Tech at Russ Chandler Stadium.
Duke’s bats caught fire in the final innings against the Flames Tuesday night, rallying past Liberty to help the Blue Devils win their second straight game.
