It's a historic day for Cal baseball as two players are taken in the first round for the first time in program history. First baseman Andrew Vaughn goes third overall to the Chicago White Sox while catcher Korey Lee is headed to the Houston Astros with pick No. 32.

First baseman goes to Chisox with third pick, highest ever for a Bear. In a surprise move, Astros take catcher with 32d choice

Cal loses elimination game to Central Connecticut in NCAA Regional

Star lefty may be saved for a potential matchup with Arkansas

Andrew Vaughn named a Golden Spikes finalist for the second straight year, plus an interview with senior Ashtyn Davis.

Second-seeded Bears Face TCU

Bears face top-ranked Bruins in weekend series

Cal first baseman Andrew Vaughn continued his torrid start to the 2019 season with a grand slam and solo homer plus a single, pushing his average to .529 for the season, keying the Bears' 9-3 win at St. Mary's College in Moraga today

Golden Spikes Award winner highlights a roster with experienced infield and very young pitching staff

LOS ANGELES – One of the most prolific seasons in Cal baseball history has earned Andrew Vaughn a spot among the elite names ever to play the game on the amateur level as he has been named the Golden Spikes Award winner by USA Baseball and the Rod Dedeaux Foundation.

Sophomore Named Best In Nation By Perfect Game/Rawlings, Becomes First Cal Player Ever To Earn Honor

Vuaghn is All-American, conference Player of the Year, Dodson also an AA. Neu likes incoming freshmen

Bears need sweep then some help and good fortune, Country's top two HR hitters on display

Unable to finish sweeps, Bears need big weekend against powerful Stanford

Cal opens conference season hosting No. 1 ranked Oregon State