Former Sun Devil Closer Ryan Burr became the 110th Sun Devil to play Major League Baseball on Thursday.  The Chicago White Sox called him up from their Triple A affiliate, the Charlotte Knights, on Wednesday and Burr made his first MLB appearance a day later against the the Detroit Tigers.

Catch up on what the members of the Sun Devil Baseball program have been up to this summer.

Not many Major League Baseball players have their degrees, but this Sun Devil made sure he earned it.

Stanford (46-12, 22-8 Pac-12) advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the second straight year, capturing its first conference title since 2004 while maintaining a top-5 national ranking for the majority of the season.

Arizona State University and Sun Devil Athletics have begun a series of capital improvements to Phoenix Municipal Stadium, highlighted by a state-of-the-art batting facility. Construction on the $4.8M project, funded entirely through philanthropic support via the Sun Devil Club, began on June 6 with a completion date set for early November.

Many of Stanford's returning student-athletes are participating in summer baseball leagues across the United States.