LSU Baseball Team News

The LSU baseball team is currently ranked No. 1 in the nation by Baseball America and is coming off a series win against then-No. 2 Mississippi State The Tigers are now 30-5 on the season and 12-3 in SEC play.

Offseason Updates

The LSU baseball team has been making waves this offseason, with several key departures and additions to the roster. Let’s take a look at some of the most notable changes.

One of the biggest losses for the Tigers is starting pitcher Alex Lange who was drafted in the first round by the Chicago Cubs Lange was one of LSU’s best pitchers over the past few years, and his departure leaves a big hole in the rotation.

The team has also lost shortstop Kramer Robertson and second baseman Cole Freeman, who both decided to forego their senior seasons and sign professional contracts. While these departures will hurt the team’s depth, LSU does have some talented young players who should be able to step up and fill those voids.

On the positive side, the Tigers have landed a few big recruits in recent months. One of the most notable is pitcher Jaden Hill who was ranked as one of the top High School prospects in the country. Hill should be able to provide an immediate boost to LSU’s pitching staff.

All in all, it’s been an eventful offseason for LSU baseball With spring training right around the corner, fans are eagerly awaiting what promises to be an exciting season.

Spring Training News

As the LSU Baseball Team prepares for their upcoming season fans are anxious to see how the team will perform. The team has been working hard during Spring Training and they seem to be in good shape.

There have been a few injuries so far, but nothing serious. Andrew Stevenson sprained his ankle, but he is expected to be fine. Mikey Labourt has been dealing with a sore arm, but he should be ready to go by the time the season starts

Overall, the team seems to be in good spirits and they are confident that they will have a successful season

Regular Season News

The LSU Baseball team is entering their final few weeks of regular season play. They have a busy schedule ahead, with games against some of the top teams in the SEC. Here are some things to know about the team as they head into the home stretch.

The Tigers have a record of 33-17 on the season, and they are currently in second place in the SEC West division. They trail first-place Arkansas by two games.

LSU has been hit hard by injuries this season, particularly in the pitching rotation. Ace pitcher Zack Hess has been out since mid-April with an ankle injury, and fellow starter Caleb Gilbert is also sidelined with an elbow injury However, both pitchers are expected to return to the rotation before the end of the season.

The Tigers have a tough road ahead, with series against Alabama, Mississippi State and Texas A&M remaining on the schedule. However, they will finish the season with a favorable matchup against last-place Vanderbilt.

If LSU can stay healthy and win some key games down the stretch, they should be in good position to make a run at the SEC title and earn a spot in the NCAA tournament

Postseason News

The LSU baseball team is preparing for the postseason and they have some big news to share. The team has earned the #1 seed in the SEC tournament and they will be playing in the semifinals on Friday. This is a big accomplishment for the team and they are excited to compete.

The team is also excited to announce that they have earned a spot in the NCAA Tournament This is the first time in program history that they have been selected for the tournament. The team will find out their opponents and Game Times later this week.

This is a big year for LSU Baseball and the team is eager to keep their Winning Streak alive.

Team Analysis

The LSU Tigers Baseball Team is currently ranked as the number one team in Collegiate Baseball The team is off to an incredible start with a record of 32-4. Some experts are already predicting that the Tigers will make it to the College World Series this year.

One of the reasons for the team’s success is their strong pitching staff. The Tigers have three starting pitchers who have an ERA under 2.00. They also have a closer who has already saved 10 games this season.

The team’s offense has also been very good, led by outfielder Antoine Duplantis. Duplantis is hitting over .400 and already has 11 home runs on the season.

LSU looks like they could be in store for a very special season.

Player Profiles

The LSU baseball team is composed of some of the most talented young athletes in the country. These student-athletes have not only demonstrated excellence on the field, but also in the classroom and in their community. Get to know some of the players who make up the team by reading their profiles below.

Game Recaps

The LSU Tigers baseball team represents Louisiana State University in NCAA Division I college baseball The Tigers compete in the West Division of the Eastern Conference (SEC). They are currently coached by Paul Mainieri and play their home games at Alex Box Stadium located on the university’s campus in Baton Rouge Louisiana.

As part of the 1993 NCAA realignment, LSU was placed in the newly created SEC West division. The Tigers made their first appearance in the SEC Tournament in 1997 and won their first SEC Tournament championship in 2000. In 2001, LSU won its first National Championship In 2009, the Tigers advanced to their fifth College World Series and won their second National Championship Through the 2019 season, LSU has appeared in 17 NCAA Tournaments, including 14 consecutive appearances from 1998 to 2011, and has reached 7 College World Series

Prospect Watch

Every year, Major League Baseball (MLB) teams draft high school and college players in hopes of developing them into future big-league talent. In this column, we will take a look at some of the top prospects in Lsu Baseball history and where they are now.

LSU has had some great success in recent years when it comes to producing professional baseball players In 2018, six former Tigers were drafted in the first round of the MLB Draft tying an SEC record. The most recent Tiger to be taken in the first round is pitcher Zack Greinke who was drafted by the Kansas City Royals in 2002.

Other notable LSU prospects include pitcher Ben McDonald (drafted 1st overall by the Baltimore Orioles in 1989), outfielder Warren Morris (drafted 6th overall by the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1996), and infielder Alex Bregman (drafted 2nd overall by the Houston Astros in 2015).

So far, three former LSU players have gone on to win Rookie of the Year honors in the majors: Bregman (AL, 2017), McDonald (AL, 1990), and Morris (NL, 1997). Additionally, five former Tigers have won Gold Glove Awards outfielders Curtis Granderson (3 times) and Jacoby Ellsbury (1 time), infielder Placido Polanco (1 time), and pitchers Mark Gubicza (2 times) and Jered Weaver (1 time).

Alumni News

The LSU Baseball team has produced many successful alumni, some of whom have gone on to play in Major League Baseball Here are some recent news items about some of our favorite LSU baseball alumni.

Pitcher Matt Holliday retires from MLB
After 17 seasons in Major League Baseball pitcher Matt Holliday has announced his retirement. Holliday, who played for the LSU baseball team from 1996-1998, was a four-time All-American and helped lead the Tigers to the 1998 College World Series title. In his MLB career, Holliday compiled a 3.74 ERA and was named to the All-Star team in 2007.

Outfielder Mikie Mahtook signs with Detroit Tigers
Outfielder Mikie Mahtook, who played for LSU from 2009-2011, has signed a one-year contract with the Detroit Tigers In his three seasons with the Tigers, Mahtook batted .276 with 13 home runs and 55 RBIs. He also had a brief stint with the Tampa Bay Rays in 2017.

LSU Baseball Team News