Travis Bazzana just set the single-season home run record at Oregon State.
And with a batting average of .428, the Australian slugger has a higher average than every Bruin – and it isn’t close.

The Anteaters shut down their baseball program following the 1992 season.
In 2000, the team hired a first-time coach – John Savage – to revive the program.

UCLA secured a series victory over USC one month ago.
And it wasn’t until Sunday that the Bruins repeated their fortune.
“We’ve had chances to win a few series,” said coach John Savage.

John Savage wasn’t the only storied baseball coach to call a team meeting.
Earlier this week, Los Angeles Angels Manager Ron Washington rallied his squad after a blowout loss.

The Bruins are heading south to kick off their weekend series after fracturing a nine-game losing streak.
UCLA baseball (14-28, 6-18 Pac-12) will face off against Cal State Fullerton (13-28, 5-16 Big West) in a three-game series.

This post was updated May 2 at 5:21 p.m.
Midweek baseball basked in the sun and breeze at Eddy D. Field Stadium, with views of the Pacific Ocean beyond the left-field wall.

Legendary Los Angeles Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda said regardless of talent, a team will win a third of its games and lose a third.
It’s the remaining third that counts, he said.