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After a challenging second half of 2026, LSU’s baseball program is banking on its returning starters—Cooper Moore, William Schmidt and Casan Evans—to anchor a rotation that could finally deliver the consistency needed for a 2027 postseason run.
The Tigers are evaluating Steven Milam, Cade Arrambide and Casan Evans for the coveted No. 8 captaincy as the 2027 season approaches.
LSU's 2027 baseball squad combines veteran talent with fresh transfers, setting the stage for a competitive season.
LSU announced the commitment of right‑handed pitcher Landon Hood, whose 2.48 ERA and 78 strikeouts last year at Gonzaga have drawn praise from coach Jay Johnson, who sees the transfer as a cornerstone for a 2027 turnaround.
The NCAA transfer portal for college baseball opened on Monday, prompting LSU's coaching staff to target infielders, pitchers and corner outfielders to replace departing players and injuries.
After surgery on his right arm, Cooper Moore confirmed his 2027 return and detailed a careful recovery strategy with head coach Jay Johnson, while LSU baseball aims to rebuild after its first tournament miss since 2011.
Coach Jay Johnson talks about the Tigers' injury challenges, key players sidelined, and the steps needed to rebuild a winning culture after a postseason‑missing year.
LSU sophomore right‑hander Mavrick Rizy has announced he will test the transfer portal, ending a season marked by both championship glory and pitching inconsistency.
The LSU Tigers baseball program, a regular presence in the NCAA tournament for more than a decade, will not see its name called when the selection committee announces the 2026 field. The omission ends a streak that began in 2012 and underscores a season that has been anything but ordinary.
After a 30‑28 season that ended without an NCAA berth, LSU’s baseball program confronts critical decisions on player retention, bullpen reinforcement, and strategic additions through the transfer portal.
LSU's 2026 campaign concluded with a 3-1 defeat to Auburn, marking the earliest finish since 2012. Injuries, draft decisions and the evolving NIL landscape now shape the Tigers' strategy for a championship‑contending 2027 season.
After a historic 2026 season ended without an NCAA Tournament berth, LSU Baseball is charting a clear path back to the College World Series, leveraging experienced leadership and a promising roster of underclassmen.
Despite missing the NCAA Tournament for the first time in over a decade, LSU’s baseball program is charting a clear path back to championship contention.
LSU’s season ended early after a 3-1 defeat to Auburn, marking the first NCAA Tournament miss since 2011.
Auburn's baseball team edged LSU 3-1 in the SEC Tournament, ending the Tigers' season early under dramatic weather.
A 3-1 loss to Auburn in the SEC tournament ended LSU's 2026 baseball season, marking the first time since 2011 the Tigers will not appear in the NCAA tournament. The program will now focus on recruiting and health strategies under head coach Jay Johnson.
LSU baseball faces a make-or-break matchup against top‑ranked Auburn in the SEC Tournament, with the season on the line.
LSU baseball meets Auburn in the second round of the NCAA Tournament on Wednesday night, with a pitching crisis and broadcast details shaping the matchup.
LSU baseball secured a 6-2 victory over Oklahoma, earning a second‑round berth and setting up a Wednesday night clash with top‑ranked Auburn at Hoover Metropolitan Stadium.
LSU hopes the sophomore right‑hander’s recent form will provide the rest and victory needed to keep its season alive.
LSU will meet Oklahoma in the SEC Tournament on May 19, seeking a victory that could secure an NCAA berth after a split regular‑season series.
After a 10‑run onslaught by Florida left LSU’s rotation in tatters, coach Jay Johnson acknowledges the unfamiliar pressure as the Tigers prepare for a grueling SEC tournament run.
After a sweep by Florida to close the regular season, LSU’s baseball team heads to Hoover, Alabama, where a grueling five-of-six schedule could determine its NCAA Tournament fate.
LSU’s regular season concluded with a 37‑run collapse against Florida, forcing the team to rest starters and face a pivotal SEC Tournament showdown.