Former Nebraska baseball players Spencer Schwellenbach and Cade Povich will be the starting pitchers on opposing Major League Baseball teams Wednesday when the Orioles host the Braves.
Spencer Schwellenbach and Cade Povich are slated to pitch for opposing teams in a Major League Baseball game. While a number ofhave made the Big Show, and even pitched, none have ever been starting pitchers on opposite teams in the same game.For the first time in program history, two Huskers will get the nod against each other today in the big leagues.Schwellenbach and the Braves are at Povich and the Orioles at 5:35 p.m. CDT.
In his two starts for the Braves this season, Schwellenbach is 0-2 with an 8.38 ERA. He has allowed 12 hits, walked three, and struck out nine.
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