Matthew Ferrara

2 weeks ago | bcheights.com | Matthew Ferrara

On the third floor of Margot Connell Recreation Center, students count reps of lat pull-downs just feet away from Boston College volleyball’s home court. A strip of artificial turf, treadmills, and a jogging loop sit right above on the fourth floor, looking down on the court. Only four transparent doors separate Division-I, ACC matchups from the clatter of dumbbell plates and a whole row of strength equipment.

2 weeks ago | bcheights.com | Matthew Ferrara

Some believe that when a pitcher is throwing a perfect game, it risks a jinx to talk about it. But perhaps even more common than superstitious no-hitter rites, are concerns about pulling a starter when they’re in rhythm.  Boston College baseball pitcher A.J. Colarusso did have a perfect game going. But that didn’t last too long, as he walked Daniel Cuvet, the twelfth batter he faced. Colarusso, however, remained unphased and retired the next batter on two pitches to end the inning.

2 weeks ago | bcheights.com | Matthew Ferrara

Some believe that when a pitcher is throwing a perfect game, it risks a jinx to talk about it. But perhaps even more common than superstitious no-hitter rites are concerns about pulling a starter when they’re in rhythm.  Boston College baseball pitcher A.J. Colarusso did have a perfect game going. But that didn’t last forever, as he walked Daniel Cuvet, the twelfth batter he faced. Colarusso, however, remained unfazed and retired the next batter on two pitches to end the inning.

3 weeks ago | bcheights.com | Matthew Ferrara

Base stealing is a key part of Boston College baseball’s identity. The Eagles sat atop the base stealing leaderboard heading into their Saturday matchup against Wake Forest, but they remained hungry for more. So hungry, in fact, that BC was willing to attempt stealing home with the bases loaded. “I thought it was a good play,” BC baseball head coach Todd Interdonato said. “Looked like we had a chance to do it… Left-hander on the mound that was slow in his wind-up. [Josiah Ragsdale]‘s a good runner.

1 month ago | bcheights.com | Matthew Ferrara

If there was any early indication of how Kyle Kipp’s start would go, consecutive walks to start the game were a screaming alarm. It was enough to get Boston College baseball head coach Todd Interdonato to take a mound visit just 12 pitches into the bottom half of the Eagles’ tilt against No. 18 Louisville. Kipp did not pitch around the walks, however. Louisville hit three consecutive singles, scoring three runs before Kipp recorded an out.