The Gophers baseball team defeated Northwestern 4-2 in Evanston, Ill., on Saturday in the final game for longtime coach John Anderson.
The Gophers (25-23, 11-13) missed qualifying for the eight-team Big Ten Tournament by one game.
Anderson, who is retiring after 43 seasons as Gophers coach, finished with a Big Ten record 1,390 career victories. His career record is 1,390-1,018-3 (.577), including 623-426 (.594) in Big Ten play. He retires as the 13th-winningest coach in NCAA Division I history.
The Gophers had 13 hits, including three by Drew Berkland. Northwestern had two baserunners on with two outs in the ninth before Thomas Gross struck out Owen McElfatrick to save the victory.
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