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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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4 Wolverines earn All-Big Ten Honors

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By Caitlin Moran Verified
| The Michigan Daily Verified
Ahead of the Michigan baseball team’s opening contest at the Big Ten Tournament, several Wolverines received conference awards for their play throughout the regular season. Junior second baseman Colby Turner was the lone Michigan player named to the All-Big Ten First Team. Turner was the Wolverines’ most explosive and versatile offensive weapon, slashing .377/.443/.656 and leading Michigan with 141 total bases, 52 RBIs, 18 doubles and 14 home runs.
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