Another weekend of just simply great baseball. Check out our Top 25 rankings on our rankings page, as we make some major shakeups to the rankings.
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Without further adieu, here’s my thoughts on the four Regions (Central, South, South Central, West):
Stats and records are as of the morning of Tuesday, March 4, 2025.
CENTRAL REGION:
Winner #1:
No.18 Minnesota State (8-0, 8-0) played 8 games from Monday (2/24) to Sunday (3/2) and won all eight. It’s incredibly difficult to play 8 games in 7 games, but even more difficult to go 8-0 in that span. Matthew Fleischhacker led the charge on offense, going 13-28 in those games, leading the team with a .464 average. Ike Mezzenga also had 13 hits, as well as 4 HR and 13 RBI with a .433 average. Eight different players recorded at least 5 RBI in the last week.
Pitching wise, Nathan Culley returned from injury in 2023 and 11 shutout innings over 2 starts with 20 strikeouts. Louis Magers also didn’t allow a run over 10 innings and 2 starts. Mitch Gutknecht allowed just a single run over 2 appearances and 11 innings of work.
Hear our interview with head coach Matt Magers on the team’s hot start.
Winner #2:
RV Washburn (9-6, 5-1) and their bats were HOT this past week, as they went 4-0 with a midweek win over Winona State and a sweep of then-No.12 Missouri Southern. The guy at the forefront of the offense was none other than Cash Jay, whose 11-for-18 weekend with 3 home runs (including a walk-off) and 12 RBI raised his slash line to .346/.507/.635. Jett Buck also hit 3 roundtrippers over the week to put his HR total to five. Caleb Lunnon has done well on the bump, as he’s 2-0 with a 2.11 ERA over 21.1 IP.
Winner #3:
No.15 Harding (16-2, 8-1) jumped up 10 spots in our rankings after a 3-1 week after a midweek win against Arkansas Tech at home and a series win over Ouachita Baptist on the road. Maddox Long and Preston Tabor both dominated their starts, Long went 8 shutout innings and struck out 13 batters while Preston Tabor struck out 10 and gave up 1 hit over 6 innings in his appearance. Both Long (0.82) and Tabor (1.35) are both rocking ERAs under 1.5 over at least 25 innings. Collin Helms capped off a great week at the plate, going 9-for-15 with a homer and 5 RBI. Helms leads the team in average (.417) and RBI (20).
Other Winners:
No.3 Central Missouri (11-3, 5-1) had a week of battling back, beating Maryville in a midweek contest where they trailed 6-3 at one point in the game. They trailed 4-0 to Pitt State early in Game 1 of the series, before winning 11-6 and walked it off in extras off the bat of Chase Wilcox in Game 2 of the series. Jacob Steele bumped his average to .351 with a team leading 17 RBI after a 10-for-18 weekend with 6 RBI. Chase Wilcox went 7-for-14 in the series with the aforementioned walk-off double.
RV Central Oklahoma (13-4, 4-2) have now won 4 straight after a weekend sweep on the road at Emporia. Caden Robertson, what a series he had. He went 6-for-12 with 2 doubles, 3 homers, 8 runs, and 9 RBI. He leads the team with a .379 average, 7 long balls, and 22 driven in.
Fort Hays State (11-4, 6-0) took all three games this past weekend against Missouri Western, winning by the scores of 14-1 and 3-2 twice, the last coming off a walk-off fielder’s choice. FHSU is now off to a great 6-0 start in MIAA play and have won 7 games in a row. Ty Riley has the makings of an ace for this staff. He went a complete 7 innings of one-run ball with 9 strikeouts in their run-rule win. On the year, Riley is outstanding with a 4-0 record with a 1.29 ERA and a 0.71 WHIP across 28 innings this season. He[s also struck out 39 batters to just 5 walks. Cesar Saavedra got some opportunities for the Tigers, going 6-for-12 with a pair of RBI. He’s hitting .400 in 7 starts.
Henderson State (8-10, 4-5) had a great week, beating UAFS in a midweek affair before taking 2 of 3 against a then-ranked UAM team. Luke Farrar’s 6-for-16 week puts him atop the team in hitting with a .375 figure. Cole Rodriguez got a win in his start, going 5 innings of two-run ball with 5 strikeouts. Rodriguez leads the team with a 2.81 ERA over 25.2 IP.
Northwestern Oklahoma State (11-9, 3-6) capped off a 4-1 week with a midweek win against Rogers State and a sweep on the road at East Central before dropping a Monday game a Rogers State. Connor Green had 9 hits in the 5 games, raising his average to an impressive .419 figure. Hagen Barcello homered twice over the week with 5 RBI. He’s hitting .392 and leads the team with 27 RBI.
Oklahoma Baptist (11-6, 5-4) capped off a 3-1 week on the road, beating Southeastern Oklahoma State in a midweek game as well as beating Southwestern Oklahoma State in as series over the weekend. Two of those four games were run rules where the Bison score 17 or more runs. Every player with at least one at bat homered over the weekend, which shows you the power OBU had last week. The biggest beneficiary was Braden Smith, who homered four times with 10 RBI. We can’t forget about DJ Van Atten, who hit two home runs himself and is hitting a gaudy .429 on the season.
Rogers State (12-2, 3-0) dropped a midweek to NWOSU before sweeping Northeastern State in a home/road 3-game set and beat NWOSU in a Monday game to go 4-1 on the week. How about the performance of Andrew Ramirez and Jackson Romero? Ramirez (who’s hitting .404 on the year) went 9-for-17 with a pair of home runs and 8 RBI over the past week. Romero had 14 RBI over the weekend! Five of his eight hits over the week were 3 doubles and 2 home runs. Romero leads the team in RBI with 24 and slugging percentage with a .674 figure. Ky Decker dropped his ERA to 2.55 after going 6 shutout innings, allowing just one hit. He’s 3-0 on the young season.
SOUTH REGION:
Winner #1:
No.1 Tampa (14-2, 3-0) showed how dominant their pitching was, throwing 3 shutouts over the weekend. They have pitched 5 shutouts in their last 10 games. All three starters went 6+ innings, allowed 4 or fewer hits, and struck out 7 or more batters.
G1: Skylar Gonzalez (6 IP, 3 H, 1 BB, 7 K)
G2: CJ Williams (7 IP, 4 H, 1 BB, 10 K)
G3: Jake Stipp (7 IP, 4 H, 1 BB, 8 K)
Gonzalez, the reigning D2 Pitcher of the Year, has a 1.55 ERA over 29 innings and continues to look the part of that crown here in 2025.
Another guy that has looked impressive is Jordan Williams, who’s hitting .444 and continues to climb up the record books for the Spartans with his 28 stolen bases in just 16 games. He is well on pace to shatter the school record of 52 set in 1982 and could break the all-time record of 97 should Tampa make a deep postseason run. Williams’ current pace would have him break the record of 97 in 56 games.
Winner #2:
Palm Beach Atlantic (10-4, 3-0) has ripped off 10 straight wins after starting 0-4 with a 4-0 week. The Sailfish defeated Barry in a midweek contest before traveling to Saint Leo to sweep them on the road. Matthew Faranda has been on a different level this season, leading the team in hitting at .469 and is tied for the team lead in RBI with 11. Finley Holmes hit a pair of dingers over the week and is now hitting .357. More importantly, their pitching staff has been lights out, posting a 2.86 ERA in these 14 games. It’s led by Dane Hall, who over two appearances over the week (1 start), Hall went 7.1 innings of 2-run ball with 9 strikeouts. He leads the team with a 1.16 ERA over 23.1 IP.
Winner #3:
RV Rollins (12-4, 5-1) got some votes for Top 25 after sweeping a then-RV Embry-Riddle on the road. It was a bit of dominance displayed, as all three games were won by at least 6 runs. Mason Wilson had a weekend, going 9-for-15 with a pair of HRs and 10 RBI. He’s putting up numbers, hitting .393 with 7 HR and 22 RBI. We also have to mention Jeslyn Whitehead. His 7-for-14 week puts his average up in the stratosphere, a .493 figure over 67 at-bats. The Tars only used 7 total pitchers over the weekend and of course it was led by Nick Berger, who allowed 2 hits without allowing an earned run over 8 innings in his win. He’s now 5-0 with a 1.45 ERA over 31 innings.
Other Winners:
No.6 Florida Southern (14-2, 5-1) took down Barry over the weekend with a 3-game sweep, jumping up 7 spots in our polls. In a competitive league like the Sunshine State Conference, it sure does help when you have THREE different players hitting above .400 on the season. Rohsean Riley (8-for-10 this past week) leads with an unbelievable .474 average. Mikey Scott (8-for-14) follows with a .426 average. Grant Thoroman (3-for-12) is hitting .410 on the season. It is incredibly tough to get Mocs hitters out, and it shows with their record.
AUM (7-10, 4-5) dropped a midweek contest to Shorter before sweeping Lee at home which included a walk-off. Riley Orr was the hero, as he had 7 RBI in that game and 13 on the week to go along with a 10-for-17 performance with a trio of home runs. Kyle Hipp was another standout performer, going 9-for-16 with a pair of home runs and 7 RBI. He’s up to .345 with a team leading 17 RBI.
Miles (11-5-1, 6-2) had a home series win against Clark Atlanta, where they score 30 total runs in the combined two wins. Gavin Millians went 7-for-11 in the series with 4 stolen bases. He is hitting .422 on the season with 11 stolen bases.
Savannah State (8-5, 7-2) swept Kentucky State on the road in a 3-game set, scoring at least 10 runs in all 3 games. Johan Sandoval had a trio of home runs over the weekend to put him in the team lead with 4 home runs. Chandler Hicks stole six bases and is a perfect 11-for-11 on the season. Kendal Spencer had 5 hits over the week and is hitting a fantastic .455 on the season.
Spring Hill (10-8, 8-1) had a 3-1 week with a weekend sweep against Edward Waters in conference play to lead the SIAC. Jackson Bell had a total of 6 hits over the week with 2 doubles and 2 triples. He’s hitting .424 in 18 games. Seth Williams, however is hitting .439 with a team leading 21 RBI.
Tuskegee (6-11, 3-6) won its weekend series against Morehouse two games to one. Ryan Morrow led the way going 6-for-12 with a trio of RBI. He leads with a .339 batting average. Scott Williams leads the team now with 4 home runs after hitting 3 in the series.
Valdosta State (8-9, 7-1) dropped a midweek game to Saint Leo before lighting up the scoreboard in a road weekend sweep of UAH. They sit atop the conference standings at 7-1. The Blazers scored at least 13 runs in each of the three games. Marcos Sevillano is hitting a gaudy .475 after his 5-for-10 week. DJ Banks leads the team in hits (25) and RBI (19) after his 8-for-16 week with 6 RBI. Banks is hitting .373 on the year. Easton Hood went 6-for-13 and is hitting .419 on the campaign. Hunter Booth lowered his ERA to 2.79 after going seven innings of one-run ball in his win.
West Alabama’s (12-7, 7-2) win streak improves to 7 after beating Spring Hill in a midweek contest and defeating CBU in a weekend series. Eli Burwash continues to hit, as he went 7-for-14 on the week to bump his average to .375. Bryant Quimby pitched well in his win, going 6 ⅔ of shutout baseball with 6 Ks. Quimby has 26 strikeouts over 25.2 IP.
West Florida (9-7, 6-3) won its home series against a ranked Delta State team, winning two of three games both on Saturday. The Argos used just six pitchers on the weekend. Jacob Heath was once again outstanding, he went 8 shutout innings in his win, allowing just 3 hits. Heath lowered his ERA to 1.00 over 18 innings. Grant Adams has a 3.65 ERA and a 0.89 WHIP over 24.2 IP as he got a win going 5 innings of 2-run ball with 6 strikeouts.
SOUTHEAST REGION:
Winner #1:
No.19 Mount Olive (13-5, 7-2) entered our rankings after a 4-0 week, beating Georgia College in a midweek game as well as sweeping Emmanuel over the weekend. How about the Howards? Jon Howard leads the team with a .348 average, 6 home runs, and 20 RBI. Jakhari Howard is now hitting .288 after a 6-for-13 week with 3 doubles, a pair of home runs, and 9 RBI. Lucas Glover pitched well for the Trojans, going six innings, allowing two hits and three runs with 7 strikeouts. He leads the team with a 2.08 ERA over 26 innings.
Winner #2:
Barton (13-7, 7-2) extended their win streak to six games after going 4-0 this week, which includes a weekend road sweep against Chowan. Yariel Diaz had an UNBELIEVABLE week, he went 11-for-20 with 4 homers and SIXTEEN RBI. Diaz is putting together quite a season, hitting .400 with 5 HR and 29 RBI. Chase Waddell also had a double digit hit and RBI week with 10 in each category. Waddell is now hitting .357 with 20 RBI.
Winner #3:
Anderson (12-5, 3-3) has extended their win streak to eight straight ball games after going 4-0 this past week, all out of conference play. Walker Noland shoved on the bump in his start, he struck out 13 batters and allowed just one run over six innings of work. Noland is 3-1 with a team-leading 2.88 ERA with 33 strikeouts over 25 innings. Braeden Harrison was elite this past week, going 10-for-19 with a homer and 11 RBI. He has a team leading 20 RBI and 8 doubles.
Other Winners:
No. 7 Catawba (13-5, 7-2) had the bats going in their 3-1 week, which included a 26-8 blowout over RV Belmont Abbey and a series win against Mars Hill. Dylan Driver was excellent at the plate, as he led the Indians to a 60-run week across four games, batting .500 (8-for-16) with four homers, ten RBI and eight runs scored. Both Sean Shelly and Cole Hales are hitting above .400 for Catawba on the season. Hales is hitting .468 over 18 games while Shelly is hitting .415 over 13 games.
No. 12 Lenoir-Rhyne (14-3, 4-2) won its road series against Coker in one of our series to watch picks. Sal Carricato went 6-for-11 with a pair of home runs and 7 RBI, including a go-ahead home run in Game 1 of the series. Carricato has a team-leading 7 home runs. Mackenzie Wainwright went 7-for-13 and increased his average to a breathtaking .493. Andrew Harlow dropped his ERA to 1.06 and a 4-0 record after allowing just one earned run with 10 strikeouts over 7 innings. Harlow’s been impressive, he is 4-0 with 41 strikeouts to 5 walks over 34 innings.
RV Belmont Abbey (12-6, 6-3) had a tough week playing two top 10 teams but walked out 2-2, winning a series against a Top 5 North Greenville team. Matthew Fattore and Caleb Burr each had 5 hits over the week, as they both lead the team in average with a .356 and .339 figure respectively. Burr especially has been a key cog for this Crusader offense, as he has 22 RBI, leading the team. He also leads with 7 doubles and 4 home runs. Spencer Cipro did a great job of limiting the NGU offense, as he went 6.1 IP and allowed just 3 runs. Cipro is 4-1 with a team-best 2.67 ERA over 30.1 IP.
RV UNC Pembroke (13-5, 3-3) went a perfect 5-0 this past week, winning a midweek doubleheader against Charleston (WV) as well as a weekend sweep over King (TN). Isaias Villarreal went 9-for-18 with 7 RBI to bump his average to a team-leading .400. Landon Lucas leads the team with 3 home runs and 23 RBI after recording 2 HR and 12 RBI in the past week. On the flip side, Lucas pitched 4 scoreless innings across two appearances. He hasn’t allowed a run in 10 total innings.
RV UVA Wise (16-4, 6-3) picked up yet another series win, this time on the road at Emory & Henry. That gave them some Top 25 votes in our polls. Jake Smith delivered with the bat this week, hitting 3 home runs with 4 RBI. Smith now leads the time with 4 homers on the season. Justin Snider continues to deal on the mound, he went six innings and allowed just one earned run in his start. Over the season, Snider is 3-0 with a team-best 1.75 ERA over 25.2 IP.
Erskine (10-8, 3-3) dropped a midweek contest to Newberry before sweeping the brand new program Georgian Court in 3 games. Jude Littrell went 6-for-15 with 5 RBI to put himself at a team-leading .379 average. Jorge Pascual had 5 hits, 4 of those hits being home runs with 8 RBI, as he now is hitting .346 with 5 home runs and 22 RBI. Roman Edwards threw 5 shutout innings in his win to go to 2-2 with a 3.27 ERA over 22 innings.
Francis Marion (13-6, 4-5) went 2-2 this week but won a road series against a ranked Young Harris squad. Owen Taylor hit this past week, going 9-for-16 with 4 RBI. He’s up to .365 on the season with a team leading 22 RBI. Charlie Bussey III is hitting a great .424 this season for the Patriots. Rijnaldo Euson put out another great start, striking out 11 and allowing 3 runs over 8 innings in his win. Euson has 39 strikeouts and a 2.38 ERA over 34 innings with a 5-0 record.
Georgia College (9-10, 3-0) won 4 of its 5 games this past week, which included a weekend sweep over Augusta to open conference play. Ben Hamacher had 10 hits over the week to put his average at a team-leading .363. Gabe Wuerth raised his average above .300 to .310 after going 11-for-21 this past week. Braeden Smith delivered 12 RBI to put himself at 26 RBI, leading the team.
Georgia Southwestern (13-6, 3-0) beat a then-RV Montevallo squad before opening up conference play sweeping USC Beaufort. The Canes scored 10+ runs in 3 of their 4 wins and pitched a shutout in their 4th win. Paul Hegeman and Cory Lee have been leading the charge offensively, hitting .385 and .359 respectively. Andrew Geiger threw well in his start, he struck out 9 and didn’t allow an earned run over 7 innings.Geiger leads the team with a 2.18 ERA and a 0.88 WHIP over 33 innings.
Lander (12-6, 2-1) had a great 3-1 week, beating Limestone in a midweek contest before taking 2 of 3 against Flagler in one of our series to watch picks. Evan Wickeri’s .375 average leads the team. Wickeri, who went 6-for-17 with 10 RBI over the week, now has 15 on the season. Grant Sherrod went 8-for-18 with 5 RBI to put him at a team-leading 21 RBI. The Bearcats got great outings all week from the starters:Luke Johnson (Tue vs Limestone): 6 IP, 4 H, 1 ER, 4 K
Jagger Jefferis (Fri vs Flagler): 7.1 IP, 5 H, 1 ER, 4 K
Dominic Puccetti (Sat vs Flagler): 8.1 IP, 9 H, 2 ER, 5 K
Anson Merrick (Sun vs Flagler): 6 IP, 10 H, 3 ER, 2 K
Both Puccetti (1.62) and Jefferis (2.30) have an ERA under 2.5 in over 27 innings of work.
North Georgia (11-6, 2-1) opened conference play with a series road win against Columbus State. The Nighthawks won both the Saturday and Sunday games to take the series. Jace Bowen’s 6-for-12 weekend puts him in the team lead with a .431 batting average.
Shorter (12-5, 6-3) is doing great in their first nine games in Conference Carolinas play. They capped off a 4-0 week with a home 3-game sweep of Southern Wesleyan. The Hawks scored 9 or more runs in all 4 games this past week. Alex Brodie catapulted himself into the team home run and RBI lead. Brodie went 10-for-17 with 4 home runs, 11 RBI, and 9 runs. He is hitting .328 with 5 home runs and 26 RBI. Andrews Opata is still hitting with a .429 average and Phillip Ard has an impressive 32 RBI in just 17 games.
USC Aiken (11-7, 3-0) extended its win streak to five after a 4-0 week on the road, which included a midweek win over Francis Marion and a weekend sweep against Claflin to open conference play. Cade Bouknight was absolutely masterful, he went 7 shutout innings, allowing 2 hits, 0 runs, 0 walks, and 13 strikeouts. He has a 4.70 ERA over 23 innings. Capers Molinaroli has continued to hit well, boosting his average to .378 after his 7-for-16 week. He leads the team in average plus leads with 5 home runs and 24 RBI.
WEST REGION:
Winner #1:
No. 10 Westmont (17-2, 12-0) has won SIXTEEN straight ball games, as they did not lose from February 2nd to the end of February. The Warriors completed a road sweep against Fresno Pacific. Bryce McFeely doubled his home run total to six after hitting 3 long balls with 9 RBI in the series. Both McFeely and Daniel Patterson have six home runs on the year. Michael Soper went 8-for-13 to improve his average to .357. Cade Beloian made his first start and allowed just 1 earned run over 5 innings of work. Beloian has a 1.72 ERA over 15.2 innings. Westmont’s win streak will be put to the test, as they host No.8 Point Loma in a big weekend set.
Winner #2:
No. 8 Point Loma (14-4, 10-2) obliterated its weekend opponent at home, going 4-0 and beating them by an average of 12 runs. There were 3 10+ run wins followed by a 8-0 shutout to close out the series. Nobody had it better than Jake Entrekin, who’s 9-for-12 series with four home runs and 13 RBI catapulted him to an impressive .455 average with 9 home runs and 28 RBI. He’s looking like the PacWest Player of the Year candidate. Matt Bernath had a near perfect week, going 7-for-9 with 10 runs scored and 3 RBI. He’s hitting .327 on the season. Branden Jackel has been unbelievable this season. Over 23 innings, he has not allowed an earned run and is 3-1 on the season. Point Loma takes on a HOT Westmont team on the road this weekend.
Winner #3:
No. 17 Chico State (12-5, 5-3) regained its confidence after a home sweep of Cal Poly Pomona, which included a walk-off home run by Jesse Gadd in Game 3 of the series. Thade Miller continues to hit for the Wildcats, as he went 6-for-15 with a pair of RBI on the weekend. He leads the team with a .356 average. Marco Ibarra and Evan Tomlinson bother performed well in their start and win. Ibarra went 8 innings, allowing 3 hits, 1 run, and 7 strikeouts. Tomlinson went 7 innings, 8 hits, and 2 runs. Both pitchers now have an ERA under four.
Other Winners:
Azusa Pacific (9-9, 7-5) swept a four-game home/road series against Vanguard. Elijah Morgan is hitting .500 in 7 starts, as he went 5-for-11 with 3 RBI in the series. Mikey Easter went 6-for-15 in the series, he’s hitting .406 in 18 games. The starters for APU were brilliant. Gavino Rosales, Casey Spencer, and David Hays each threw at least 5 shutout innings with 5 or more strikeouts. Spencer has the lowest ERA of the three, a 1.13 figure over 16 innings.
Cal State East Bay (6-8, 2-2) stepped out of conference play and took two of three games against NAIA school Simpson. Gabe Tanner continues to put on a show, he went 7 innings of 1 run ball with 8 strikeouts. On the season, Tanner is 2-0 with a 1.50 ERA over 30 innings.
Cal State Dominguez Hills (10-7, 6-2) completed a home series win where they allowed just two runs in their three wins. Justin Abercrombie went 6 innings without an earned run and 9 strikeouts. He is 3-1 with a 2.05 ERA over 22 innings. Trysten Eddy went 7 innings of one-run ball with 4 strikeouts in his win. Julian Castro across two relief appearances went 4.2 innings without allowing a hit to go with two strikeouts. He has a team-best 1.59 ERA across 8 appearances (17 innings).
Cal State Monterey Bay (10-5, 5-3) completed a home sweep against Sonoma State to improve to 10-5. Jaden Sheppard led the offense this past weekend, going 6-for-13 with 3 home runs and 5 RBI. Sheppard leads the team with a .386 average. Javier Felix went 6-for-16 and drove in a dozen runs to go with a pair of home runs. Felix leads the team with 18 RBI. Giovanni Costelle was a boon out of the bullpen, he went 5.1 IP, allowing 1 hit and 0 runs with 7 strikeouts to lower his ERA to 3.18.
Central Washington (8-7, 3-1) opened up conference play with a series win over Saint Martin’s. Leading the way offensively was Marcus Manzardo, who went 7-for-15 with a pair of doubles and 5 RBI. Max Bledy had 5 hits in the series and leads the team with a .400 average. Devin MacWatters threw well in his start by going the distance (7 innings), allowing 3 hits and 2 runs with a strikeout.
Jessup (11-4, 8-4) won 3 of 4 against UH Hilo on the road this past weekend. Rudy Rodriguez went 7-for-14 with 8 RBI in the series, he’s leading the team with a .406 average. Diego Chavez improved to 2-0 after going 5 innings of 2-run ball with 6 strikeouts in his start. He now carries a 3.60 ERA over 20 innings (2nd best behind Hailama Swartman’s 2.31).
Northwest Nazarene (14-8, 3-1) took 3 of 4 at Western Oregon in 4 competitive games. Cole Calnon once again went the distance in his start, going all 7, allowing 5 hits, 0 runs, 0 walks, and 6 strikeouts. Calnon is 4-0 with a 0.93 ERA and 3 complete games over 29 innings. Ernesto Lugo-Canchola went 5 innings without allowing an earned run, giving up just 2 hits while striking out nine. Lugo-Canchola is also 4-0 with a 2.70 ERA over 26.2 IP. Kaleb Karpstein went 5-for-12 with 3 RBI in the series. Karpstein is hitting .405 in 12 starts.
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