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Joshua Pedronan, 18, pitches while teamate Sohei Tankaka, 18 anticipates the ball on the infield.

Early season loss for De Anza’s baseball team against Solano College

Reva Shah, Freelance Reporter | February 23, 2023

De Anza College baseball lost 9-6 against Solano College in the ninth game of its season on Feb. 16. The Mountain Lions started with several hits, but the Solano Bulldogs quickly overtook them by the...

The De Anza baseball team gathers on the mound during its game on Feb. 16.

Early season loss for De Anza baseball

Reva Shah | February 22, 2023

De Anza College baseball lost 9-6 against Solano College in the ninth game of its season on Feb. 16. The Mountain Lions started with several hits, but the Solano Bulldogs quickly overtook them by the...

Artist rendering of the proposed ballpark at Oaklands Howard Terminal site. Source: Oakland As

A’s should stay in Oakland, but city should deny team’s vanity project

Kevin Nguyen, Reporter | May 30, 2021
As much as it annoys fans, the City of Oakland shouldn’t fold to the latest pressure from the Oakland A’s and Major League Baseball.
The As take the field against the Dodgers in 2018 with an attendance of 32,062 that night.

John Fischer needs to sell the Oakland A’s

Mathew Bejarano, Reporter | February 15, 2021
Oakland Athletics majority owner John Fisher needs to sell the team if they ever want to be taken as serious World Series title contenders.
De Anzas baseball team gather around after a close game.

De Anza Suffers close loss against Monterey Peninsula

Anthony Lucido, Staff Reporter | March 16, 2020

The De Anza College baseball team suffered a close 3-2 loss against Monterey Peninsula College on March 12. Despite the final score, Kody Decker, 21, criminal law major was quite happy with the way...

Anthony Sortino, 20, liberal arts major, runs back towards first base in a 14-1 loss on March 3 against Mission College.

Men’s baseball team flops

Lauren Locquiao, Staff Reporter | March 5, 2020

De Anza Dons give up 10 runs in last two innings With a score of 14-1, De Anza lost against Mission College on March 3 but it was the latter half of the game that was the deal breaker. The Dons held...

Players, new coach amped up for baseball season

Thomas Anthony, Staff Reporter | January 28, 2020

With a new head coach and the season freshly under way, the De Anza men’s baseball team hopes their busy offseason and improving team chemistry will lead them to a successful spring. Getting the team...

Centerfielder Anthony Sortino leaves the batters box after making contact in De Anzas 9-7 loss on April 18.

De Anza men’s baseball faced injuries, tough season

Francisco Medina, Staff Reporter | May 27, 2019

The De Anza College baseball team concluded their season with a record of 12-24-1. Head Coach Erick Raich said the tough schedule and recurring injuries heavily impacted the results of the baseball...

George Chapa, 20, a communications major, keeping De Anzas lead with great pitching.

De Anza men’s baseball seizes a heartfelt win in their final home game of the season

Yoorim Cho, Staff Reporter | May 2, 2019

De Anza College baseball team turned the tide and defeated Chabot 7-5 after a massive home run on April 23. De Anza led with three runs in the bottom of the first inning, before Chabot scored three...

Catcher Scott Fernald watches as a Mission player beats the throw home to score in De Anzas 9-7 loss on April 18.

De Anza blows four run lead against Mission

Thomas Anthony, Staff Reporter | April 28, 2019

The De Anza College men’s baseball team suffered a come-from-behind loss to Mission College on April 18, losing 9-7. De Anza lead 5-1 after five innings but Mission outperformed them in the last...

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