Arizona State's Landon Hairston ejected after bat flip in NCAA regional

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Last updated May 31, 2026

Arizona State's Landon Hairston ejected after bat flip in NCAA regional
Summary

Landon Hairston of Arizona State was ejected during an NCAA baseball regional elimination game against Nebraska on May 31. Hairston, who has set a school record with 28 home runs this season, flipped his bat after a called strike in the fourth inning. Umpires conferred and decided on the ejection while ASU led 5-1. His absence could impact the team's performance in future games, as he would also miss the next game if ASU advances. The Sun Devils later extended their lead to 6-1 after five innings.

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  • Hairston was ejected in the fourth inning for a bat flip.
  • Arizona State led 5-1 at the time of the ejection.
  • The Sun Devils increased their lead to 6-1 after five innings.
  • Hairston has 28 home runs this season, setting a school record.
  • If ASU advances, Hairston will miss the next game.
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Arizona State's top hitter, Landon Hairston, was ejected from a key game on May 31 in the NCAA baseball regional.

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