LSU Baseball
Despite missing most of the 2021 season with a torn ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow, LSU junior pitcher Jaden Hill was chosen No. 44 overall by the Colorado Rockies in the second round […]
There was very little to suggest former LSU All-American pitcher Kevin Gausman was in for such a season that would alter the trajectory of his career. In his previous eight years in the Major Leagues […]
Less than two weeks after officially becoming LSU’s new head baseball coach Jay Johnson has finalized the two paid positions on his coaching staff. A day after confirming the hiring of pitching coach Jason Kelly, […]
After putting together one of the best first seasons in school history, Arizona freshman infielder Jacob Berry announced that he will transfer and follow his head coach Jay Johnson to LSU. Johnson, who directed Arizona […]
LSU right fielder Dylan Crews, who completed his freshman season, was selected to the 2021 Collegiate National Team roster, USA Baseball announced Thursday. Crews is part of a 45-man roster that will be split into […]
New LSU baseball coach Jay Johnson confirmed Wednesday on a Baton Rouge radio sports talk that Tigers’ sophomore infielder Zach Arnold entered the NCAA transfer portal. Thursday is the deadline for players entering transfer portal […]
LSU had six of its baseball players receive All-Louisiana recognition this week from the Louisiana Sportswriters Association. Junior pitcher Landon Marceaux, freshman rightfielder Dylan Crews and freshman first baseman Tre’ Morgan were named to the first team, while […]
New LSU head baseball coach Jay Johnson absolutely won his introductory press conference Monday in the Champions Club in Alex Box Stadium. He started off paying homage to former Tigers’ head coaches Skip Bertman and […]
Here’s an update on LSU baseball players playing on college summer league teams: Harwich Mariners (Cape Cod League) Tre’ Morgan, 1B: Not on roster Cade Beloso, OF/1B: In 7 games, he’s batting .240 (6 for […]
Jay Johnson knows what he left behind after six seasons and two College World Series trips as Arizona’s head baseball coach. “I left a team that accomplished a lot of things, and they did it […]
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