April 1, 2014

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2014 Kentucky Baseball

Post-Game Notes

UK vs. Louisville

April 1, 2014 – Lexington, Ky.

Cliff Hagan Stadium

Team Records and Notes

• Kentucky improves to 20-9, while Louisville drops to 21-7.
• UK leads the series with Louisville 68-36-1, leading 33-14 in games played in Lexington.
• Kentucky is facing a ranked opponent in 10 of an 11-game stretch.
• Cliff Hagan Stadium saw a season high 3,742 in attendance, the fourth-largest crowd in program history.
• UK is 6-1 in its all white uniform combination.
• Kentucky is 13-2 at Cliff Hagan Stadium this season.
• UK has a record of 121-42 at home under Coach Gary Henderson.
• UK holds a record of 4-1 in night games.
• UK is 16-3 in non-SEC games.
• Kentucky is 5-3 against top 10 teams in 2014.
• UK has a record of 5-4 against teams in the top 25.
• UK moves to 7-3 when facing a left-handed starting pitcher.
• UK has a record of 3-1 on Tuesdays.
• UK has an SEC-leading 88 two-out RBI on the season.
• Kentucky is 6-2 in midweek games.
• UK moves to 6-5 when the opponent scores first.
• After going the first 22 games of the year with without a save, UK has had a save in its last four wins.
• UK opens it series against No. 12 Florida on Friday, April 4 at Cliff Hagan Stadium with the first pitch set for 6:30 p.m. ET.

Individual Notes

• Sophomore lefty
  Dylan Dwyer
  made his fifth start of 2014.
  • Dwyer threw 78 pitches, 45 of them for strikes.
  • Dwyer tossed 5.2 innings, striking out three batters.
  • He finished an out shy of a quality start, which would have been his second career.
• Freshman
  JaVon Shelby
  hit his third career home run.
  • Shelby was walked for the seventh time of his career.
  • Shelby hit a career-high three RBI, giving him 11 on the year.
  • Shelby had his fifth multi-hit game of 2014.
• Junior centerfielder
  Austin Cousino
  made his team-leading 140th consecutive start.
  • Cousino hit his second sacrifice fly of 2014.
• Junior
  Max Kuhn extended his hitting streak to five games, equaling
  Zach Arnold
  for the team lead.
• Sophomore
  Kyle Barrett
  made his first start out of the leadoff spot since April 9, 2013.
  • Barrett was hit by a pitch for the first time this season.
• Junior
  Thomas Bernal
  hit his first career home run.
  • Bernal hit a career-high four RBI, giving him 14 for the season.
  • Bernal captured his fourth multi-hit game of the season, the ninth of his career.
  • Bernal equaled a career-high with three hits.
  • Bernal had multiple RBI for the third time of his career, the second this season.
  • Bernal gathered his fifth two-strike hit of 2014.
  • Bernal’s first home run came in his 126th career at-bat.
• Freshman left-hander
  Logan Salow
  made his 10th appearance of 2014.
  • Salow inherited the ninth and 10th runners of his career, not allowing a score.
  • Salow has not allowed an inherited runner to score in his career.
• Senior catcher
  Micheal Thomas collected his 16th two-strike hit of the year.
  • Thomas caught a runner stealing for the fourth time this season, the 17th time of his career.
• Sophomore right-hander Zack Brown made his eighth appearance of the year.
• Freshman
  Storm Wilson
  made his sixth start of 2014.
  • Wilson laid down the second and third sacrifice bunts of his career.
  • Wilson wore his seventh career hit by pitch.
• Junior right-hander
  Spencer Jack made his team-high 14th appearance of the year.
  • Jack inherited the 12th and 13th runners of his career, not allowing a run to score.
  • Jack notched his second save.