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Alabama Crimson Tide eyes Super Regional finale against St. John’s

After an 8‑0 opening win, the Tide aims to close out the series on Sunday afternoon

The Alabama Crimson Tide and the St. John’s Red Storm are set to meet in the second game of a best‑of‑three Super Regional, a clash that could send the Tide to the Men’s College World Series.

First‑game dominance

On Saturday afternoon Alabama erupted for an 8‑0 victory, limiting the Red Storm to just two hits while racking up nine strikeouts. The offensive onslaught was led by a trio of doubles from Eric Hines, Brennan Holt and Bryce Fowler, while Justin Lebron paced the team with three hits in four at‑bats and two RBI.

St. John’s struggled to find any rhythm at the plate, swinging and missing nine times and never advancing a runner past second base. The pitching staff kept the pressure on throughout, forcing the Tide to play a tight, disciplined game.

Key contributors

Lebron’s three‑hit effort anchored the lineup, but the supporting cast also made noise. Hines, Holt and Fowler each added a double, underscoring the depth of Alabama’s batting order. Their combined performances gave the team a comfortable cushion heading into the next contest.

The showdown will be broadcast live on ESPN2 at 3:00 p.m. ET on Sunday, June 7, 2026, giving viewers a chance to watch the Tide attempt to close out the series. Fans can also stream the action on Fubo, which holds the digital rights to the coverage.

Looking ahead

With the series tied 1‑0, Alabama enters the final game with momentum on its side. A win would not only secure a spot in the College World Series but also cement the Tide’s early‑season narrative as a formidable contender. The Red Storm, meanwhile, will look to rally and force a decisive third game.

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