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Baseball Preview: Seawolves seek revenge in 2017

by Tim OakesSportsFebruary 20, 2017February 20, 2017

What is Stony Brook Baseball’s greatest strength as it embarks on the 2017 season? If you ask 2016 America East Rookie of the Year Bret Clarke, he would tell you it’s revenge.

Stony Brook Baseball releases schedule for 2017 season

by Raphael TafuroFeatured SportsDecember 1, 2016

With fall sports finished and basketball season underway, baseball season is right around the corner, and the 2017 Stony Brook Baseball schedule was released on Tuesday.

Honahan drafted to New York Yankees, Handley goes to Astros

by Tim OakesFeatured Sports Top StoryJune 12, 2016

The New York Yankees selected starting pitcher Tyler Honahan, a 2016 graduate, and the Houston Astros drafted outfielder Toby Handley, who would be a senior next season.

Burton Rocks brings sports agency experience to College of Business

by Aleeza KazmiNews Top StoryApril 19, 2016

Adjunct professor and alumni Burton Rocks is bringing his insight as a sports agent to the students in the College of Business.

Humble and focused, Jack Parenty looks to lead his team back to glory

by Tim OakesFeatured SportsApril 14, 2016

Jack Parenty brings a similar attitude to his team as longtime New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter, his idol: a calm and collected attitude, always leading by example.

The Empire strikes again: Yankee’s cut online ticket-printing

by Nick ZararisFeatured OpinionsFebruary 25, 2016February 28, 2016

The Yankees, in all their wisdom, are not allowing for print-at-home PDF-file tickets for the upcoming season.

Baseball is over, let the Mets bandwagon exodus begin

by Nick ZararisOpinions Top StoryNovember 3, 2015

Is it ever okay to bandwagon?

Former outfielder Jankowski completes road to “The Show”

by Chris GaineSports Top StoryAugust 24, 2015August 25, 2015

When San Diego Padres and former Seawolves outfielder Travis Jankowski made his MLB debut on Friday against the St. Louis Cardinals, he did so in very impressive fashion.

Zamora signs professional contract with Pittsburgh Pirates

by Chris GaineSportsJune 30, 2015July 11, 2015

Former Stony Brook left-handed pitcher Daniel Zamora signed a professional contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates organization yesterday.

Former Seawolves reflect on 2012 Cinderella run to Omaha

by Andrew EichenholzFeatured Sports Top StoryMay 28, 2015

Stony Brook baseball shocked the world once when it went to the 2012 College World Series. With one player left from that team, the Seawolves are looking to do it again.