Boston College was Chris Galland’s only collegiate baseball offer. Now, he’s off to the races, building off an All-ACC Third Team campaign with a chip on his shoulder.
Season in Review: 2018 Baseball
Two years removed from a Super Regionals appearance, the Eagles limped to a 17-win campaign, plagued by an inconsistent rotation, a lack of timely hitting, and struggles with the bullpen and close games.
Previewing 2018 Baseball: Dartmouth
Looking to shake another losing streak, the Eagles are back in action amidst a lengthy homestand with a midweek matchup against Ivy League opponent Dartmouth.
Wherever, Whenever: Jake Alu and Jacob Yish Bring Flexibility to Eagles Lineup
Jake Alu and Jacob Yish are used to playing all over the field—whether it’s manning almost every infield position for Alu, or covering distance in the outfield for Yish—and expect nothing different this year after breakout 2017 campaigns.
Birdball Books Trip to Cooperstown for ALS Weekend
Former Eagles captain and ALS patient Pete Frates continues to reach new heights. In just three years, his journey has taken him from Fenway Park to Cooperstown.
Three Birdballers Taken in MLB Draft
Donovan Casey, Johnny Adams, and Jacob Stevens could be on their way to the pros after they were picked on the third and final day of the MLB Draft.
In Final Game at Shea Field, Birdball Clinches ACC Tournament Berth
Seniors posed with their families and relatives of Eddie Pellagrini threw out the first pitches in a ceremony before the game.
Eagles Hit Four Home Runs in Series-Clinching Win Over Notre Dame
Coming into its series against Notre Dame, BC had recorded just 11 home runs. Every other team in the ACC had hit at least 25. But on Saturday, the Eagles blasted four, en route to their fifth-straight victory.
Birdball Sweeps Quinnipiac in Saturday Doubleheader
Brian Rapp and Dan Metzdorf both tossed five scoreless innings as the Eagles beat the Bobcats twice on Saturday afternoon.
In ALS Awareness Game, Eagles Cruise Past NC State at Fenway
BC’s lineup exploded for 16 hits against the Wolfpack, pulling out an 8-3 win with Pete Frates and his family in attendance.