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...Crimson in a 10-0 thumping on April 11, also known as “the most devastating loss I’ve ever been involved in, as a coach or a player,” according to Joe Walsh....Speaking of Yale relief work, the Bulldogs bullpen continues to hang tough: of their four most commonly used relievers, Fealey’s 2.78 ERA actually stands as the worst mark. Adam Barrick (0.00 ERA), closer Brett Rosenthal (1.32), and John Henry Davis (2.12) are putting together superb years in relief....Award-winning author and Boston sportswriter Dan Shaughnessy...
...walk by Harvard reliever Jake Bruton.But Bruton induced a fly ball to senior Chris Mackey in left to end the seventh, preserving the three-run lead. Sophomore righthander Shawn Haviland, the staff ace, pitched scoreless eighth and ninth innings in relief, substituting live work for his usual midweek bullpen session. “It’s kind of neat; I don’t get to close many games,” Haviland said. “I love being out there in game action.”Harvard will hit the stretch run of its Ivy League schedule...
...spot among Harvard’s best hurlers. “If we can do that every day, I think Coach Walsh will be happy,” Haviland said. “We get to Sunday and we haven’t had to use any of our bullpen, and it gives us a huge advantage.”The Crimson broke the game open with a three-run eighth. Gibbons left the game after issuing his fifth walk of the day, which put second baseman Taylor Meehan on first. Reliever Kenneth Yoo failed to do much better...
...long after captain Morgan Brown strolled home with the game-winning run on a Josh Klimkiewicz groundout in the top of the 11th inning, the Crimson (9-9-1) rolled into Cambridge with a 3-2 victory, its sixth straight win. En lieu of his regular midweek practice bullpen session, sophomore Shawn Haviland worked through two hits and a walk and struck out two in a scoreless second inning. “I actually like getting into in-game situations, instead of throwing bullpens” Haviland said. “I feel like I can bear down, get guys...
...Harvard was treated to its second straight impressive pitching outing. In his introduction to the Ancient Eight, freshman Adam Cole fanned 11 batters in 7 2/3 innings en route to earning his first collegiate win. Despite appearing fatigued at several junctures, Cole persevered to spare the Crimson bullpen for the following day’s doubleheader at Cornell. Jason Brown pitched the final 1 1/3 innings for his team-leading third save of the season, stranding two baserunners in the eighth and working out of a bases-loaded jam in the ninth. New Jersey native Harry Douglas ignited the first...