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4/26/2007 12:00 AM | Baseball
April 26, 2007
This Week In Utah Baseball
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Utah Tops SUU, Travels to UNLV This Weekend
The University of Utah baseball team will make its first trip outside the state of Utah since March 25 this weekend. The Utes will travel to Las Vegas for a three-game set with UNLV beginning Friday.
Utah enters this weekend's action with a 19-21 overall record and a 7-5 mark in Mountain West Conference play. Utah is coming off an 8-3 win over Southern Utah. The Utes won the season series over the Thunderbirds by a tally of 4-1. Utah and UNLV have already faced off once this season. The Rebels took two of three from the Utes at Franklin Covey Field in early April. That lone loss was the beginning of a 10-game losing streak. UNLV hasn't won a game in the month of April.
The Rebels enter this weekend's action with a 14-29 overall record and a 3-9 MWC mark. UNLV dropped a doubleheader to Oregon State on Sunday in Corvallis, Ore., getting swept in the three-game series.
Leading Off ...
? Utah ranks No. 6 in the nation in triples with 20.
? The Ute pitching staff has the fewest balks in the Mountain West Conference this season. Utah hurlers have balked just four times.
? Jay Brossman and Corey Shimada had 15- and 13-game hitting streaks, respectively, earlier this year. Both have started new streaks that are up to 10.
? The Utes were the best fielding team in the MWC last season with a .970 mark. Utah is currently fielding at just a .951 clip, which is last in the league.
? Dustin Hennis -- the current MWC Player of the Week -- has the longest current hitting streak on the team, at 11.
Brossman Record Watch
Utah first baseman Jay Brossman (Pullman, Wash.) already holds two Utah career records. But he could potentially own seven of Utah's 12 career hitting records by the time his Ute career comes to an end later this season. Brossman is already the all-time Ute leader in doubles with 63 (61, Matt Ciaramella, 2002-04) and total bases with 448 (447, Ryan Khoury, 2003-06). The following is a look at the other career records he's chasing (current total/record): Batting average (.360/.368), at-bats (791/876), runs (169/200), hits (285/291), RBIs (168/174).
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