Alabama baseball reaches Men's College World Series for first time since 1999
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 9, 2026, 5:22 AM
Last updated Jun 9, 2026
Alabama baseball secured its place in the Men's College World Series by defeating St. John's 7-2 at Sewell-Thomas Stadium on June 9, 2026, completing a Super Regional sweep. The game featured a critical grand slam from Jason Torres, who finished with four RBIs. This victory marks Alabama's return to Omaha after a 27-year absence, a significant achievement for the program. Alabama's pitching, highlighted by Zane Adams' strong performance, also played a crucial role in the win. The team will face Oklahoma in the College World Series starting Saturday.
- •Alabama defeats St. John's 7-2 to win Super Regional.
- •Jason Torres hits a grand slam, contributing four RBIs.
- •Zane Adams pitched 6.1 innings, allowing two earned runs.
- •Alabama returns to the College World Series after 27 years.
- •Next opponent is SEC rival Oklahoma in Omaha.
- 5:22 AMYahoo Sports — Alabama Baseball Is Headed Back to Omaha for the First Time Since 1999
"Jason Torres’ mammoth grand slam punctuated a dominant Super Regional sweep, ending a 27-year drought and propelling the Crimson Tide back to the Men's College World Series.
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