After giving up 31 runs in three games last weekend, Maryland baseball’s pitching struggled again, as it trailed Delaware, 11-3, after five innings.
Maryland’s offense looked lifeless for four innings but channeled the ‘Cardiac Terps’ nickname from last season, scoring seven runs across the seventh and eighth innings to cut the deficit to one run heading into the ninth.
However, this late surge was not enough, as Delaware tacked on two runs in the final frame to earn its second win of the season, 13-10, over the Terps Tuesday.
“It’s nice to score runs, but if you can’t play defense and all three phases, it doesn’t happen,” Maryland head coach Matt Swope said.