Every week, the Blue Zone breaks down an outstanding spring athlete, looking at their weekly performance and their season as a whole. Up next is Alex Stone.
The Blue Devils took command of their weekend series with the Cavaliers, exploding for big wins Friday and Sunday.
After walking off Friday and Saturday's wins, the Blue Devils had to rally to finish off the sweep Sunday at Durham Bulls Athletic Park.
The Blue Devils kept up their midweek magic Tuesday, leaving no doubt against the Tribe at Durham Bulls Athletic Park.
A strong outing from sophomore Ryan Higgins also helped set up a series victory sealed in the last inning of the Sunday rubber match.
As Duke baseball continues its season, former Blue Devils are just getting underway in the pros. The Blue Zone takes a look at some standout alumni from the first month of the season.
As the Blue Devils are at the halfway point of the conference slate, the Blue Zone looks at the numbers defining Duke's wins and losses this season.
The Blue Devils scored early and often in a comfortable home win behind the bats of Alex Stone and MJ Metz.
Duke has shown flashes of greatness — there have been games where the bats have been exceptional, and games where the pitching and defense have put on a show. But there are just as many dark spots for Duke. Pollard’s squad now stands at 2-2-1 in its ACC series — a balanced slate.
The Blue Devils defeated the Hokies 3-1 in the first game of their Sunday doubleheader before falling 5-2 in the second bout.
Despite another change in scenery, the Blue Devils picked up another dominant win, this time against an impressive mid-major opponent.
With spring comes the beginning of the Major League Baseball season. The Blue Zone takes a look at a few Blue Devil alumni making an impact in the pros.
After dropping Friday's series opener, the Blue Devils left little doubt the rest of the weekend, rattling off consecutive wins at home.
Duke took Friday's game but fell on the road Saturday to cap off a narrow rivalry series loss.
Timely offense led the Blue Devils past Clemson in Sunday's rubber match, with tying home runs coming in the eighth and ninth innings before the go-ahead blast.
After a one-hit gem Tuesday afternoon, the Blue Devils could not get the offense going Wednesday.
After an uncharacteristic 7-3 loss in the first game, the team continued its success Saturday and Sunday by combining for 33 runs in overwhelming 21-2 and 12-5 wins against Princeton.
A monster inning and shutdown pitching earned Duke another win on its season-opening homestand. The Blue Devils have scored more than eight runs in four straight and now have a ranked win under their belt.
It was a weekend to remember for the Blue Devils, who could not stop scoring in a three-game sweep of the Bears.
The Blue Devils won the weekend series 2-1, scorching the Hawks in the first game before splitting a pair of one-run games.
