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Keegan O’Hearn signs as undrafted free agent with New York Mets

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By Caitlin Moran Verified
| The Michigan Daily Verified
Following the conclusion of the 2026 MLB Draft, redshirt sophomore left-hander Keegan O’Hearn has signed as an undrafted free agent with the New York Mets. Joining junior second baseman Colby Turner, redshirt sophomore catcher Noah Miller, and senior right-hander David Lally Jr., he is the fourth player from the Michigan baseball team’s roster to sign with an MLB team following the 2026 season.
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Michigan ace Kurt Barr excels in relief role despite loss to Nebraska

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By Caitlin Moran Verified
| The Michigan Daily Verified
Senior right-hander Kurt Barr has consistently been the Michigan baseball team’s ace this year. Entering the postseason with nearly 100 strikeouts — ranking seventh in all-time program history — Barr has certainly made his mark on the Wolverines, earning Third Team All-Big Ten honors along the way. In Friday’s quarterfinal loss to Nebraska, Barr entered in relief of starting redshirt freshman right-hander Erik Puodziunas.
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Stranded runners sink Michigan in loss to Washington

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By Caitlin Moran Verified
| The Michigan Daily Verified
As the Michigan baseball team trailed Washington 5-1 in the seventh inning, junior pinch hitter Joonsung Park stepped up to the plate with loaded bases. A grand slam would level the score, but even a single would narrow the Wolverines’ increasingly daunting deficit of four as the game waned on. The only catch: Standing atop the mound was right-hander Bryce Johnson, the same pitcher who allowed Park to hit a clutch walk-off double in the regular season. And Johnson was ready for revenge.
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