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Auburn Baseball to Host Regional Game Against Milwaukee on May 29

Tigers' Elite Pitching Staff Faces Off with Panthers in a High‑Stakes Showdown

Auburn University's baseball team is gearing up to host an NCAA regional game against the Milwaukee Panthers on May 29, turning the campus field into a battlefield for a shot at the next round of the postseason.

A Pitching Duel on the Horizon

The Tigers boast one of the nation's elite pitching staffs, anchored by left‑hander Jake Marciano, who enters the contest with a 2.65 ERA. Across the mound, Milwaukee will counter with right‑hander Gavin Theis, whose 4.91 ERA reflects a solid but less dominant performance.

Both starters will be under the spotlight as the game streams live on ESPN+ and is simultaneously carried on local radio stations WMSP‑AM and WGZZ‑FM, giving fans multiple ways to follow the action.

Head coach Butch Thompson, who has guided the program through a resurgence, expressed confidence in his squad's ability to capitalize on home‑field advantage. "We’re excited to showcase our talent in front of our own fans," Thompson said, emphasizing the importance of the regional hosting.

What’s at Stake

Beyond the immediate prize of advancing, the game serves as a barometer for both programs. For Auburn, a deep run could cement its status as a national contender, while Milwaukee hopes to prove that its own pitching depth can compete with the nation's best.

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