Oregon Ducks Baseball Tickets
Overall Rating
4.6
By F Moreno
Best baseball experience in Oregon
PK Park - Eugene
The stadium is so nice. Parking is easy. Staff is great. A fun and affordable day out for the family.
By Davennapa
Friends first-time
PK Park - Eugene
Great seats..exciting game. Hotdogs weren't that good service was good though.
By Kevinplayer
It was best birthday ever.
PK Park - Eugene
It was a great game and puddles sat next to me and I really enjoyed the game especially when the ducks won the game and eleven humerus between the two teams it was the best birthday ever and thank you.
By Hot Rod
Hey! The Beavers won.
PK Park - Eugene
My overall experience was pleasant. However. Concession prices are way too high and going exclusively cashless is not a smart move. The irony to going cashless is that the vendors have tip jars at the ready for cash tips. And hey! The Beavers won. So it was a good day.
By F Moreno
Best college venue
PK Park - Eugene
Such a chill vibe and venue. People are really nice. Even the kids there are well mannered and friendly 😂
By F Moreno
Excellent value in a great venue.
PK Park - Eugene
Everything was great. From the free EASY parking. Great people working and attending. My kid even got to be on the field. The girl rounding up the kids for the in between inning FUN was great too. Incredible day. Thank you Oregon and Ticketmaster
By Road Warrior
Have A Cardiac Surgeon On Your Speed Dial
PK Park - Eugene
It was a great game to watch (the Beaver's won, of course!). They need to do something about the long lines at the concessions stand. Please reduce the salt on the popcorn by about 90%! It was a potential heart attack waiting to happen.
By LFS3
Great atmosphere!
PK Park - Eugene
Awesome place for a baseball game. Special thanks to the beavers baseballl team for photos and autographs. My son had a great first game experience! #Go Ducks!
By celtic9
Duck baseball
PK Park - Eugene
It was a great day at pk Park. The venue is very fan friendly. No bad seats. Well behaved crowd. Announcer was great
Info
In 2018, the Oregon baseball team returns a number of key veterans who will look to lead the Ducks back to the postseason while being complimented by another strong recruiting class.
The Ducks have some top notch arms returning to lead the team in 2018. Matt Mercer, a projected high Major League Baseball draft pick next summer, should inherit the role of the Ducks’ Friday night starter in place of All-American and New York Mets’ first-round draft pick David Peterson. All-American closer Kenyon Yovan returns and could find a spot in the weekend rotation or continue his role as the Ducks’ stopper. Juniors Cole Stringer and Parker Kelly, sophomore Ryne Nelson and a number of young arms will play a big part in Oregon’s season.
Senior infielder Kyle Kasser highlights the return of a strong infield that should be the key to Oregon’s offensive success. Kasser set a modern-era Oregon record batting .352 while being named a first-team All-Pac-12 selection following his junior season. He is joined in the infield by a pair of returning freshmen All-Americans in first baseman Gabe Matthews and third baseman Spencer Steer.
The two corner infielders combined to drive in 61 runs as freshmen with Matthews finishing second on the team with a .282 batting average. He had 11 extra-base hits, finishing second on the team in home runs. Steer, who started every game but one, led the Ducks with 35 RBI and 12 doubles. In the outfield, some exciting newcomers join veterans Taylor Travess and Jakob Goldfarb.
Success is nothing new to Oregon head coach George Horton. In nine seasons, the Ducks’ skipper has led Oregon to five postseason appearances including a Super Regional in 2012. During that time he has coached six All-Americans in Eugene as well as 41 all-conference players and 43 MLB Draft picks, including two first-round selections.