Toledo, Ohio— The Toledo baseball team is set to take on in-state foe Wright State on Wednesday at Nischwitz Stadium in Dayton.

First pitch for the Rockets' contest is scheduled for 3:00 p.m. The live stats link for Wednesday is provided below and, as always, follow along on Twitter at @ToledoBaseball for any and all updates.

Probable Starters
Live Stats | TBA vs. LHP Axel Bueter

Last Time Out
Toledo concluded its spring break trip with a three-game series against Bucknell that was played in Kissimmee, Fla.
The Rockets took two out of three from the Bison. After falling 8-7 in game one of the series, UT stormed back to win game two, 15-6, and game three, 10-1.
In the 15-6 win, Toledo scored all of its runs in the first six innings, scoring at least once in each frame and capping off that streak with a five-run sixth inning. Boss was terrific, driving in six of the Rockets' runs and reaching base five times. In the series finale, Bucknell scored first, but the Rockets poured on 10 unanswered runs to clinch the series. Junior Michael Ryan had the big swing, launching a three-run home run in the seventh inning.
 
Rocket Notes

• Brad Boss and Darryn Davis have reached base in all 14 games so far this season.
• Michael Jacob leads the MAC with 27.0 innings pitched and he is second with 30 strikeouts.
• Toledo has played a doubleheader in each of its first four weekends this season.
• The Rockets have been hit by a pitch 28 times, most in the MAC and rank 20th in the nation in that category.

Scouting the Competition
Wright State is 7-4 on the season and plays Cincinnati on Tuesday afternoon. The Raiders have had an impressive start to the year, having defeated three Top 20 teams, including a 12-4 drubbing of then-No. 9 East Carolina. They have won six of their last seven games and are hitting .288 as a squad. Seth Gray and Peyton Burdick are the top two individual hitters, with gray batting .410 with 15 RBIs and Burdick slugging .730 and 16 runs scored. Pitching-wise, Wright State owns a 5.44 team ERA and is led by Zane Collins, who has a 3.66 ERA in 19.2 innings.