TUCSON, Ariz. — The Arizona Wildcats (30-13) play host to the New Mexico State Aggies (22-22) this Tuesday, April 29 at Hi Corbett Field. First pitch is slated for 6:00 p.m. MST.

Tuesday's game, a rematch from a midweek contest earlier this month, will be televised on ESPN+ and broadcast live on Wildcats Radio 1290 AM. Brian Jeffries will provide play-by-play coverage for both.

The program will be celebrating Llévame al Juego de Béisbol Latin Night on Tuesday, and the first 500 fans through the gates of Hi Corbett Field will receive a themed t-shirt. 

The Wildcats look to rebound following a road series loss at Texas Tech over the weekend, while the Aggies are fresh off a home series sweep of Middle Tennessee.

More information on Tuesday's game can be found below.
 

Date	Opponent	Time (MST)	Arizona Pitcher	Opponent Pitcher
Tuesday, April 28	New Mexico State	6:00 PM	RHP Bryce McKnight (1-0, 6.00)	RHP Colton Sneddon (0-0, 5.40)

Leading Off...

• The Arizona Wildcats are set to host the New Mexico State Aggies at Hi Corbett Field this Tuesday, the second and final meeting between the two programs this season.
• Tuesday's game will be televised on ESPN+ and broadcast live on Wildcats Radio 1290 AM with play-by-play from Brian Jeffries featured on both options.
• Arizona and New Mexico State have faced off 71 times previously, with games dating back to 1917 and the Wildcats holding a dominant 62-9 edge in the all-time series.
• The Wildcats and Aggies faced each other earlier this month at Hi Corbett Field, with Arizona earning an 11-9 victory.
• Shortstop Mason White currently ranks fourth in program history with 38 career home runs. He sits just one home run shy of a tie for third. Of his 38 career home runs, 28 have been hit away from Hi Corbett Field at road/neutral venues.
• 43 games into the season the Wildcats have collected a Division I best 28 triples, four more than second place Kent State (24) and more than they collected in 59 games last season. 21 of Arizona's 28 triples have been hit at home.
• Reliever Tony Pluta currently leads the Big 12 and ranked tied for ninth nationally with nine saves. His nine saves are tied for the sixth most in a single season in program history and are four shy of Jason Stoffel's record 13 saves in 2008.
• Arizona catcher Adonys Guzman has thrown out 13 would-be base stealers this season, the most by a Wildcat backstop since Cesar Salazar threw out 16 in 2018.