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USA Today
2 days ago
- Sport
- USA Today
FSU reliever to have Tommy John surgery
I've learned that @FSUBaseball reliever Peyton Prescott, who left the Seminoles' final Super Regional game with an apparent injury, will indeed have Tommy John surgery early next month. Was touching triple digits w/fastball and has nasty slider @mlbdraft #MLBDraft The FSU baseball season came to a disappointing end against the Oregon State Beavers in the Corvallis Super Regional. It was an even worse day for reliever Peyton Prescott, who left the game with an apparent arm injury. It was reported by Jonathan Mayo of on Wednesday that the righty will have to undergo Tommy John surgery. It was a terrible ending to Prescott's first season with the Seminoles, especially after his heroics in game two of the Super Regional. The injury will likely require Prescott to miss all of the coming season, whether he decides to return to Tallahassee or enter the 2025 MLB draft. Prescott pitched the final 2.0innings in FSU's 3-1 win over the Beavers to keep their season alive. He did not allow a hit and recorded four strikeouts to earn the win. He then returned to pitch in Game Three when the injury occurred. The Sebastian, Florida product made 24 appearances for FSU in 2025, finishing with a 5-0 record and a 5.15 ERA over 36.2 innings pitched. He struck out 46 batters against 17 walks as opponents hit .290 off of him. Follow us @FSUWire on X and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of Florida State news, notes, and opinions.
USA Today
13-06-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
Oregon State-Louisville baseball live updates: Time, TV for College World Series game
Hear this story Oregon State baseball snapped a seven-year College World Series drought by winning the Corvallis Super Regional, and it now looks to continue its "road warrior" mentality with an opening win in Omaha. The eighth-seeded Beavers' first opponent also happens to be another team that is back at the Mecca of college baseball for the first time in quite some time. Oregon State and Louisville are slated to close down Day 1 of the 2025 CWS with a 7 p.m. ET first pitch on June 13 at Charles Schwab Field Omaha. Mitch Canham's Beavers, who are competing as an independent this season, are led by Aiva Arquette, a 6-foot-5 junior shortstop who is one of the top prospects in the upcoming MLB draft. Trent Caraway has been on a heater at the plate this postseason for Oregon State as well, with a single-postseason program record of six home runs. He enters Omaha with 14 RBIs on the postseason, which is six RBIs off Adley Rutschman's single-postseason program record. Expert MLB daily picks: Unique MLB betting insights only at USA TODAY Louisville took two of three games against Miami in the super regionals to return to Omaha for the first time since 2019. The Cardinals have been one of the more streaky teams in the NCAA baseball tournament this season, as they have won five of their last six games after losing five of six before the NCAA Tournament. USA TODAY Sports is providing live updates, scores and highlights of Oregon State vs. Louisville at the College World Series. Follow along below. Oregon State vs Louisville baseball live score This section will be updated during the game Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 F L'ville — — — — — — — — — — OSU — — — — — — — — — — Oregon State vs Louisville CWS live updates This section will be updated closer to first pitch Pregame Oregon State, Louisville arrive at CWS The Beavers and the Cardinals have arrived at Charles Schwab Field Omaha for their CWS game. It is the first time both teams are facing each other since the 2013 College World Series. How did Louisville make College World Series? The Cardinals' appearance at the 2025 College World Series has come by way of catching some last-season fire. Louisville began its road to Omaha by sweeping its way through the Nashville Regional, which included a second-round win over top overall seed Vanderbilt. The Cardinals would secure their first regional title since 2022 with a 6-0 shutout win over Wright State. Dan McDonnell's squad would then take two of three games in the Louisville Super Regional against their ACC foe, Miami. The Cardinals' super regional win over the Hurricanes sent them back to Omaha for the sixth time in program history and the first time since 2019. How did Oregon State make College World Series? The Beavers advanced to the College World Series for the first time since winning it all in 2018 by taking two of three games in the Corvallis Super Regional against No. 9 Florida State. Oregon State also played itself out of the "elimination bracket" of the Corvallis Regional to advance out of the first weekend. Oregon State's appearance in Omaha is a bit of a historic one, as it comes as an independent. The Beavers are the first independent to make the eight-team CWS field since Miami in 2004. Click here to read more on why Oregon State is competing as an independent. What time does Oregon State vs Louisville baseball start? Date: June 13 June 13 Time: 7 p.m. ET 7 p.m. ET Where: Charles Schwab Field Omaha (Omaha, Neb.) Oregon State and Louisville are scheduled for a 7 p.m. ET first pitch at Charles Schwab Field Omaha in Omaha, Nebraska in the opening round of the College World Series. What TV channel is Oregon State vs Louisville baseball on today? The CWS opening-round game between Oregon State and Louisville will air on ESPN. Mike Monaco (play-by-play), Kyle Peterson (analyst), Chris Burke (analyst) and Kris Budden (sideline reporter) will be on the call for ESPN. Streaming options for the game include the ESPN app (with a TV login), ESPN+ — ESPN's subscription streaming service — and Fubo, the last of which carries ESPN and offers a free trial to potential subscribers. Oregon State vs Louisville baseball predictions, picks, odds Odds courtesy of BetMGM as of Thursday, June 12 Spread: Oregon State -1.5 Oregon State -1.5 Over/under: 10.5 10.5 Moneyline: Oregon State (-175) | Louisville (+135) NCAA baseball schedule The 2025 NCAA baseball tournament began on May 30 with the regional round of play. The tournament has since advanced to the super regionals, which began June 6 and will run no later than June 9. The College World Series is the final step of the postseason and began on June 13. It will run through June 22 or 23, depending on whether the championship series requires two or three games. Here is more detailed look at the latest college baseball schedule and NCAA Tournament bracket update. Regional round: May 30-June 2 May 30-June 2 Super Regional round: June 6-9 June 6-9 College World Series: June 13-22/23 June 13-22/23 CWS finals: June 21-22/23 The USA TODAY app gets you to the heart of the news — fast. Download for award-winning coverage, crosswords, audio storytelling, the eNewspaper and more.
Yahoo
12-06-2025
- Health
- Yahoo
Kotek, Washington, California governors denounce ‘troubling' dismissal of CDC vaccine panel
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – Oregon Governor Tina Kotek is joining the governors of Washington and California in denouncing the dismissal of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's vaccine recommendation panel. On Thursday, the three Democratic governors released a joint statement condemning United States Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for dismissing members of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices at the CDC. For more than 60 years, the committee included experts and physicians who make recommendations on vaccines, the governors explained, noting ACIP members have had 'extensive immunization expertise,' and are screened for conflicts of interest. Dutch Bros, beloved national coffee chain, to move headquarters out of Oregon After Kennedy dismissed the 17-member panel on Tuesday, the governors are emphasizing their commitment to 'following the science to protect public health,' and called the dismissals 'deeply troubling.' 'Together, our states depend on the best science and knowledge available to protect public health, including scientific information about immunizations. We have grave concerns about the integrity and transparency of upcoming federal vaccine recommendations and will continue to collaborate to ensure that science and sound medicine prevail to prevent any loss of life,' Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek, Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson and California Gov. Gavin Newsom said in their joint statement. The governors noted that the public health departments in their states are still recommending all individuals six months and older to have access and the choice to receive the currently authorized COVID-19 vaccines. How the 'can dam' at Goss Stadium garnered national attention during Corvallis Super Regional Oregon, Washington and California's public health departments are also still recommending individuals to receive vaccinations per the current , which are aligned with leading medical associations including the American Academy of Pediatrics, the American Academy of Family Practice, American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and the Infectious Disease Society of America. The Oregon Health Authority sent the following statement to KOIN 6 News on Thursday, emphasizing the importance of vaccines to public health, noting OHA relied on guidance from the previous CDC panel. Vaccines are one of the most important public health interventions and one of the greatest achievements of humankind. Immunization has saved an estimated 154 million lives over the past 50 years, representing six lives saved every minute, every year, for 50 years. This would not have been possible without the evidence-based recommendations of ACIP's panel of experts. For more than 60 years, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices has been the preeminent, impartial source of rigorously reviewed recommendations for use of vaccines to control disease in the United States. Oregon Health Authority has long relied on recommendations from ACIP—made up of independent experts from medicine and public health, based on the advisory committee's thorough analysis of vaccine clinical trial and laboratory data—to set adult and childhood immunization schedules in our state and guide decision-making on vaccine policies, programs and initiatives. ACIP's trusted guidance has allowed states to build public trust in vaccine safety and effectiveness; reduced confusion among health care and vaccine providers about who should receive vaccines, when vaccines should be given, the number of doses needed, the recommended amount of time between doses, and precautions and contraindications; ensured immunization coverage by health insurers; and reduced vaccine and health care costs. ACIP's recommendations have helped ensure parents and caregivers have the information they need to make informed choices about getting their children vaccinated. It's no surprise, then, that more than 90% of parents and caregivers in Oregon have chosen to vaccinate their children, and OHA applauds their efforts to keep their families and communities safe. Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in your inbox. Subscribe Now Following the dismissal of the ACIP members, Secretary Kennedy announced eight new vaccine policy advisors, as reported by the Associated Press, noting the new members include individuals who have criticized vaccines and have spread misinformation. On Tuesday, before he announced his picks, Kennedy said, 'We're going to bring great people onto the ACIP panel – not anti-vaxxers – bringing people on who are credentialed scientists.' Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
12-06-2025
- Politics
- Yahoo
Oregon joins brief opposing Trump's military deployment to California
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – Oregon is joining a legal brief with 19 other states opposing President Donald Trump's move to deploy the military in California to assist with immigration raids. Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield and the coalition of attorneys general filed the brief Wednesday, calling the president's decision to deploy the military an 'unconstitutional attempt to federalize and deploy California's National Guard.' In the last week, the Trump administration has expanded military deployment to Los Angeles, stating it is willing to send troops to other cities to assist with immigration enforcement and 'controlling disturbances,' the Associated Press reported Thursday, noting about 2,000 National Guard soldiers are in Los Angeles with about 2,000 more expected to join along with 700 Marines. Kotek, Democratic Governors call Trump's use of California's National Guard an 'alarming abuse of power' With their brief, the attorneys general are supporting California Governor Gavin Newsom's request for the court to stop the deployment — calling the move an overreach of presidential power. According to the attorneys general, Trump's order allows the federal government to deploy state National Guard troops without justification, which the attorneys general say sets a precedent that could threaten the balance between civilian authority and military force. 'By calling forth troops when there is no invasion to repel, no rebellion to suppress, and when state and local law enforcement is fully able to execute the laws, the President flouts the vision of our Founders, undermines the rule of law, and sets a chilling precedent that puts the constitutional rights of Americans in every state at risk,' the brief says. How the 'can dam' at Goss Stadium garnered national attention during Corvallis Super Regional The attorneys general note that Trump's order does not limit the deployment to a specific location or purpose; rather, it shows 'broad authority' to activate any state's National Guard for 60 days without cooperation from state leaders. 'Our Guard members aren't tools for political theater – they're trusted partners in our day-to-day public safety,' said Attorney General Rayfield. 'This attempted power grab undermines the states' ability to respond to disasters and protect citizens. It's not just unconstitutional – it's a threat to the systems we rely on.' The attorneys general noted that the order directing 'unchecked federal military deployment' could also suppress First Amendment activity. Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in your inbox. Subscribe Now Oregon joins the attorneys general representing Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Vermont, Washington and Wisconsin in the brief. Kansas Governor Laura Kelly also joined in support. The brief comes as a judge is set to decide whether to grant Gov. Newsom's request to stop the deployment on Thursday, as reported by the Associated Press. On Wednesday, the Trump administration called the governor's lawsuit a 'crass political stunt endangering American lives.' Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
09-06-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
FSU can't overcome early-inning Oregon State onslaught as Seminoles' season comes to an end
With how close and low-scoring the first two games of the Corvallis Super Regional were, a blowout wasn't exactly on the radar for most heading into Sunday's do-or-die matchup between the Florida State Seminoles and Oregon State Beavers. But when FSU has felt itself slipping into a hole this season, that has on more than a few occasions led to the ground giving way to a full-on sinkhole — with the final example coming at the most inopportune time. Advertisement The catalyst to the blowout can be argued as a fielder's choice in the bottom of the first, one that got an out at second but put runners on the corners as a double-play failed to come into fruition. A 2-0 lead for FSU quickly became a 2-2 tie, then a 6-2 deficit, then a 13-3 one in just the span of three innings, a score that would eventually become 14-10 to bring the Seminoles' season came to a close. Gage Harrelson groundout to start off the game, which was followed up by an Alex Lodise double — a deep ball assisted by a fielding error. He didn't spend much time on base, with Max Williams smacking a left field home run to put Florida State up 2-0 early. Bailey kept the hitting streak going with a single, stealing second after Cal Fisher went down swinging on a full count and then third on a wild pitch. He ended up being stranded there however, as Drew Farout 's left field fly out closed out the frame. Wes Mendes began the game by giving a leadoff single on a 2-2 count and walking Ava Arquette, putting two on for Oregon State. A deep shot went foul and was fielded by Harrelson, earning the first out of the frame but putting runners on the corners. Mendes hit the next batter, loading the bases with one out — and the Beavers would cash in. Three straight singles saw Oregon State score three straight runners, then the floodgates opened with a three-run shot that threw Florida State into a 6-2 deficit. Back-to-back homers ended Mendes day, with Payton Manca taking the mound in search of one out to mercifully end the nightmare start. Back at the top of the order, Manca walked one before a fly out finally sent things to the second. Hunter Carns, in his first at-bat, lined out to left, followed by a Jaxon West groundout. Chase Williams hit a solo shot to make it 7-3 before Harrelson struck out swinging. Advertisement In the bottom of the second, Oregon State flew out on its first at-bat, putting one runner on base before a double play ended the inning. The Beavers opted to make a move on the mound entering the third — Lodise was the first to face the new arm, singling on a 1-1 count, and as before didn't spend much time on base, though this was due to a double play following a Max Williams groundout. Bailey just missed out on a two-out home run, the ball bouncing off the top of the wall for a right center double, with a Fisher groundout ending the frame. A leadoff pop-up began the bottom of the third for Oregon State, who quickly put two runners on base following a walk and a second batter hit by a pitch. The duo each advanced a base on a wild pitch, putting both in scoring position, at which point Manca was pulled for Joe Charles, who was put into the game on a 3-2 count. A walk loaded the bases, and a grand slam made it 11-3 with one out. After giving up a single, Charles himself was pulled, making it four pitchers in three innings as Chris Knier got his turn on the mound and his turn to give up a home run — a two-run shot — before a strikeout and a fly out finishing off the inning at 13-3. Farout was walked at the top of the fourth, followed by a Carns strikeout and West fly out. Chase Williams' single put two on as FSU went back to the top of the order, at which point Harrelson's single loaded the bases. Lodise drove Farout in, with Williams showcasing some athleticism to avoid a tag to make it to third. That was all the ground that Florida State was able to make up, though, with Max Williams striking out swinging to leave the bases loaded. Advertisement Oregon State got another home run to lead off the bottom frame. Knier threw his second strikeout, Carns scooped up a bunt for a second out and another strikeout ended the inning. For the second consecutive inning, the Seminoles got a man on base via walk, this time Bailey. He advanced to second on a wild pitch before Fisher went down swinging, eventually joined by Faurot after he walked and Carns following a single, loading the bases for West. A sac-fly scored Bailey, with the bases getting loaded once again off a Chase Williams right-side single. Harrelson's at-bat featured a bit of chaos, with the on-field call of him being out at first overturned after a replay showed him safe by millimeters and plating another runner — the last ground that Florida State would make up that frame as Lodise's hit fell short of a game-changing slam. The bottom of the fifth was quick, the Beavers plating just one runner to maintain their 14-6 lead. Max Williams got a leadoff single and then Bailey, as he's done time and time again, crushed a ball to add two more runs to Florida State's total. Fisher followed that up with a ground out, Farout adding the second out on a full-count strikeout. Carns got on base with a right-side single, leading to a pitching change for Oregon State. West ground out on an 0-1 count, ending the frame at 14-8. Advertisement Florida State finally pulled off a three-up, three-down inning in the bottom of the sixth, Knier throwing just seven pitches as the defense strung together a series of impressive plays. However, Oregon State put together a 1-2-3 frame of its own on the follow-up as Chase Williams was unable to make it three straight innings with a leadoff runner on base, grounding out before Harrelson struck out looking and Lodise grounded out. FSU opted to put Peyton Prescott on the mound for the second day in a row, trying to keep its hopes of a comeback alive. The first Beavers batter ground out, with Prescott striking out the second, though the right-hander had to tap out due to an undisclosed injury. Connor Hults became the sixth pitcher to take the mound for the Seminoles, throwing three balls for three strikes to make it a second consecutive 1-2-3. Unfortunately, it was a second straight three-up, three-down for the bats as well, a hitless frame leaving just three outs in Florida State's season. Oregon State broke the hitless streak between the two teams during its second at-bat in the bottom of the eighth, putting a runner on base following a one-out single. The Seminoles missed out on a double play, picking off the leadoff runner but replay reversing the call to keep one on first. With three outs remaining to score six runs, Farout singled through the left to kick off the top of the ninth, with Carns following up with a single of his own. West ground out, putting both runners in scoring position for Brody DeLamielleure, pinch-hitting for Chase Williams. His groundout scored Farout, with a Harrelson double right after scoring Carns to make it a 14-10 game — the final score after Lodise was struck out looking. Florida State finishes the year 42-16 (17-10). More from
