Through the first 29 games of the season, a strong case can be made that shortstop Michael Brdar has been the most valuable player for the No. 18 Michigan baseball team (4-2 Big Ten, 23-6 overall).

Ask former Michigan baseball coach Erik Bakich about Michael Brdar, and the conversation starts with a single word. “Unicorn,” Bakich said. “That outlier of a person that just comes around once every ...

Through 15 games this season, the Michigan baseball team has kept pace with last year’s offensive output. The 2016 Wolverines scored at a rate of 6.35 runs per game, while this year’s edition ...

Welcome to the new era of the Detroit Tigers' hitting department. The Tigers have hired Michael Brdar, the San Diego Padres' hitting coach, to lead their revamped hitting department. James Rowson, the ...