Redshirt junior outfielder Danny Zimmerman stepped into the box and uncorked a missile over the wall in left field for a three-run home run. Zimmerman broke open the inning, plating three of the nine runs scored in the frame. The No. 25 Michigan baseball team routed Ohio State behind a balanced and explosive offense. The Wolverines recorded 17 hits in total, and nearly the entire lineup contributed to the damage. Eleven different batters reached base, with 10 of them recording a hit and 11 of them scoring. “There were just a lot of guys having quality at-bats,” Michigan coach Erik Bakich said. “Our offense is very capable of exploding for a lot of runs.” Graduate transfer infielder Christian Molfetta led the way offensively, collecting a walk to go with three hits, including a solo blast to left field in the fifth inning. Graduate transfer catcher Griffin Mazur also notched two…
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