UnitedHealthcare Health insurance that includes all Western PA hospitals
Sunday July 22 2018
Leave this field empty.
Home

Pitt baseball set to battle Louisville for Big East crown

By PSR Staff | Thu, 05/16/2013 - 08:37
PSR Logo
The 16th-ranked University of Pittsburgh baseball team (40-12, 18-3 Big East) will compete for the Big East regular season championship when they travel to Jim Patterson Stadium for its regular season finale, a three-game set at No. 10 Louisville (43-10, 17-4 Big East) beginning on Thursday, May 16 at 6 p.m.

The first two games of the series will be steamed live through Louisville’s website for a fee while Saturday’s series finale will be broadcast live to a national audience on ESPNU with Mike Morgan and Chris Burke on the call. Saturday’s game will also be streamed live on the Watch ESPN App. Links to the webcasts can be found below.

The series between Pitt and Louisville will decide who will win the Big East regular season championship as the Panthers currently sit in first place with an 18-3 mark while the Cardinals sit a game back at 17-4. Pitt must take two of three to claim the title outright and one of three to secure a share. The Panthers’ last Big East regular season title came in 1994.

A complete schedule of the weekend’s contests can be found below.

GAME 1: THURSDAY, MAY 16, 6 P.M.
PROBABLE PITCHING
PITT: RHP Ethan Mildren (9-2, 2.17 ERA)
UL: RHP Chad Green (8-2, 1.73)

GAME 2: FRIDAY, MAY 17, 6 P.M.
PROBABLE PITCHING
PITT: RHP Matt Wotherspoon (9-1, 3.05 ERA)
UL: RHP Jeff Thompson (9-1, 1.94)

GAME 3: SATURDAY, MAY 18, 12 p.m.
TV: ESPNU
PROBABLE PITCHING
PITT: RHP Rhys Aldenhoven (8-0, 2.12 ERA)
UL:RHP Dace Kime (5-1, 3.06)

Share
Allegheny General Hospital Sports Medicine
Follow Pittsburgh Sports Report on Facebook
kid SPORTS Magazine - A Parents' Guide for The Young Athlete
KidSports Magazine is a guide for parents of young athletes. The magazine offers parents useful tips on such topics as nutrition, sports equipment, training, saving money, medical advice, rules, sports and school, sports education, scholarships and just about any other issue you can think of for parents of younger kids involved in sports.

Content on this page requires a newer version of Adobe Flash Player.

Get Adobe Flash player
PSR VIDEO
Full size video and summary... Misc YouTube Player 1
Full size video and summary... Misc YouTube Player 2
Full size video and summary... Misc YouTube Player 3
Bell's growth has been fun to watch
Josh Bell had not hit a walk-off home run since he was a member of the Altoona Curve in 2015. He changed that Friday with a soaring shot for the left field loonies.
Custom 1North Shore Notes
For Francisco Cervelli, the fight for freedom in Venezuela is real
Francisco Cervelli is as passionate about the current state of Venezuela as anybody you'll find. Last month, the Pirates' catcher spoke passionately about the movement, his country's state of affairs and the future of Venezuela.
Custom 2North Shore NotesPress Room
Pens dominated in 4-1 road loss to Detroit

Gustav Nyquist and Jimmy Howard led the way for the Red Wings, who landed Pittsburgh its fourth straight regulation loss.
Blue LineCustom 3Press Room
Jameson Taillon is one of the toughest guys you'll meet
Monday night was more than a game. For Jameson Taillon, it was another heave in an ongoing push to liberation from a disease that can break down the toughest of men.
Custom 4North Shore NotesPress Room