Michigan Wolverines Baseball tickets

'About Michigan Wolverines Baseball'

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Home Stadium: Ray Fisher Stadium, Ann Arbor, Michigan

All-time Record: 2,967-1,736-40 (.626)

Head Coach: Erik Bakich

Notable Matchups: Ohio State, Illinois, Purdue

Notable Players: Jordan Brewer, Karl Kauffmann, Jordan Nwogu, Willie Weiss and Tommy Henry

'University of Michigan Wolverines Baseball Tickets'

'The University of Michigan Wolverines Baseball team is ranked in the Top 25 of college baseball programs, proving to be a formidable force in the Big Ten Conference this season. Though losing key players to the MLB draft in the 2019 season, the Wolverines are returning a talented and strong core for their 2020 season. Founded in 1866, the Michigan Wolverines is one of the oldest baseball programs in the NCAA. In over 150 years, the Wolverines have made eight appearances in the College World Series and 24 appearances in NCAA Tournaments. They currently hold 40 Conference titles and 2 NCAA titles. The Michigan Hall of Honor was established in 1978 to honor top athletes at the University of Michigan. Some former Wolverines baseball players inducted include Casey Close, Steve Boros, Bill Mogk, Neil Snow and Francis Wistert. The College Baseball Hall of Fame has inducted some former Wolverine baseball players as well, including Jim Abbott, Barry Larkin, Branch Rickey and George Sisler. Grab your tickets at StubHub to see the Michigan Wolverines baseball team.'

'Where do the Michigan Wolverines play their games?'

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The Wolverines’ home games are played at the

Ray Fisher Stadium

, a part of the Wilpon Baseball and Softball Complex on the University of Michigan campus at Ann Arbor, Michigan. The Wolverines played their first game at this historic stadium in 1923. It has undergone multiple renovations and now has a seating capacity of 4,000. One Big Ten Tournament and one NCAA Regional game have been hosted at the stadium.

'Who are the Michigan Wolverines coaches?'

'Erik Bakich was named the 19th Head Coach for the Wolverines in 2012. Bakich began his coaching career as Volunteer Assistant Coach at Clemson in 2002. Since becoming the Wolverines’ head coach, he has led them to seven Big Ten Tournament appearances, one Big Ten Conference Tournament title and three NCAA Tournament bids. Thirty-one of his players have been selected in the MLB draft. Bakich works with Assistant Head Coach/Infielders Coach Nick Schnabel, who is also the recruiting coordinator. Assistant Coach/Pitchers Coach is Chris Fetter, and the Volunteer Assistant Coach is Max Gordon.'

'How can I purchase Michigan Wolverine baseball tickets?'

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'How much are tickets to Michigan Wolverines baseball games?'

'There are loads of tickets available for sale, which means you can find seats to meet any budget. Ticket prices can change and vary due to seat location in the stadium, pre- or post-season games and the opponents. Be sure to check StubHub often for the most up-to-date pricing information.'

'What is the Michigan Wolverines baseball schedule like?'

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The top-ten ranking Wolverines have a packed schedule in the 2020 season. It starts with the mid-February

MLB4 Collegiate Baseball Tournament

in Scottsdale, Arizona, which is followed by a string of away games. You can catch the Wolverines playing their home field advantage against teams like

Canisius Golden Griffins

, the

Nevada Wolf Pack

and the

Toledo Mud Hens

. You can also watch the Wolverines hit the field against other Big Ten teams looking to nab the conference title, including

Illinois

,

Penn State

and

Purdue

.

'Who are some Michigan Wolverines that have made it into the MLB?'

'The Wolverines have seen seven first-round draft picks for the MLB, including David Parrish, Rick Leach, Steve Perry, Steve Howe, Rich Stoll, Jim Abbott and Barry Larkin. A few other players that have joined the Majors include James Bourque, Jake Cronenworth, Rich Hill and Clayton Richard.'