Milwaukee Panthers' season fuels calls for Wisconsin baseball program revival
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 4, 2026, 10:02 AM
Last updated Jun 4, 2026
The Milwaukee Panthers finished their season at 27-33, making an impressive run that nearly led them to the Super Regionals. They scored notable victories over No. 4 Auburn and UCF in the NCAA Tournament. This success has sparked discussions about the need for the Wisconsin Badgers to reinstate their baseball program, highlighting the state’s lack of a Division I baseball team. Despite the Panthers’ achievements, the Badgers remain the only Big Ten school without a baseball program, raising questions about the potential for growth in Wisconsin baseball. While a new program may not emerge quickly, the momentum from Milwaukee's season could influence future decisions.
- •Milwaukee Panthers finish the season 27-33.
- •UWM nearly advanced to the Super Regionals.
- •The Panthers defeated No. 4 Auburn in the NCAA Tournament.
- •Wisconsin Badgers currently have no baseball program.
- •Discussions about reviving baseball at UW have intensified.
- 10:02 AMYahoo Sports — Milwaukee's season proves Wisconsin must bring back baseball program
"Did the Milwaukee Panthers prove it's time for the Wisconsin Badgers to bring back their baseball program?
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