As expected, Virginia first baseman Jeremy Farrell agreed to terms with the Pittsburgh Pirates.

A would-be heartwarming classic turned into a horror flick with one simple throw.

The Cavaliers (38-21) learned today that they had been awarded an at-large bid as the third seed in the Fullerton regional. Virginia will open play Friday at 7 p.m. against second-seeded UCLA (31-25) at Goodwin Field in a regional that also features host Cal State Fullerton (35-17) and fourth-seeded Rider (29-26).

They were 23 of the longest minutes in Pat McAnaney’s life.

Kyle Werman has a jam-packed summer directing countless baseball camps at Virginia’s Davenport Field waiting.

Hitting his 10th homer in just his 35th game Sunday did not ease the verbal jabs thrown in the direction of former Virginia standout Sean Doolittle’s direction.

The Cavaliers, behind a season-best three homers, overcame chilly conditions and whipped Maryland, 11-4, at Shipley Field on Sunday.

A mere high school student and the son of a former major league pitcher, Jeremy Farrell spent many afternoons killing time shagging fly balls at Jacobs Field with members of the Cleveland Indians.