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Eleven members of LSU's 2026 baseball team have been named to the Southeastern Conference Academic Honor Roll, highlighting the program's commitment to academic achievement.
Highly rated prospect Nathaneal Davis will forgo the 2026 MLB Draft and join LSU’s celebrated 2027 class, where he will battle for a center‑field position.
Nathaneal Davis, a left‑handed outfielder from Orlando, has decided to attend Louisiana State University instead of entering the 2026 MLB Draft, adding to a highly ranked recruiting class.
Nathaneal Davis, a coveted center‑field prospect, has decided to forgo the 2026 MLB Draft and enroll at LSU, where he will join a highly ranked recruiting class and contend for a starting role.
With the 2026 MLB draft under two weeks away, college hitters are climbing rankings, and teams like the White Sox and Rays are eyeing top prospects such as Roch Cholowsky and Grady Emerson.
Recent performances at the MLB Draft combine in Phoenix have elevated the draft prospects of several LSU-bound players, potentially influencing their decisions to enroll or turn professional.
The NCAA’s 5‑for‑5 eligibility rule grants LSU baseball players an extra season, reshaping roster plans and draft strategies for the 2027 season.
LSU baseball rebuilds for 2027 with six transfer portal signings, including Bino Watters and Jason Wachs, as Coach Jay Johnson aims for another national title.
Projected as a top‑15 pick in the 2026 MLB Draft, Derek Curiel’s blend of power, contact and versatility has caught the eye of ESPN’s Kiley McDaniel and the Arizona Diamondbacks.
LSU’s baseball program missed the 2026 NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2011, prompting a six‑player transfer portal overhaul. The new class, featuring hitters Bino Watters and Cade Kurland and pitchers Landon Hood and Diego Velazquez, is expected to fill outfield, infield and bullpen needs and make immediate impacts in 2027.
LSU standout Derek Curiel is projected as a top‑20 pick in the 2026 MLB Draft, with ESPN’s Kiley McDaniel forecasting a No. 15 selection by the Arizona Diamondbacks.
A look at the anticipated 2027 LSU Tigers baseball roster, highlighting key returnees, new transfers, and the open center‑field position.
A look at returning stars, new transfers, and the competition for the final outfield position as the 2027 season approaches.
LSU's Derek Curiel captured a Gold Glove for his defensive excellence, showcasing a .353 batting average and a .957 OPS while emerging as a top first‑round MLB Draft prospect.
The 2026 MLB Draft Combine will take place from June 23-25 in Phoenix, Arizona, featuring LSU players and commits who aim to boost their draft prospects and launch professional careers.
LSU baseball has added former Tulane outfielder Jason Wachs through the transfer portal, a move that deepens the Tigers' outfield options and adds a disciplined, high‑on‑base bat to the roster.
Jason Wachs, a left‑handed outfielder from Tulane, joins LSU's baseball roster, bringing proven power and experience as the team faces the likelihood of losing key starters to the MLB Draft.
Top prospect Jason Wachs pledged to LSU, bringing elite plate discipline and power to a roster eyeing a ninth national title.
Former Tulane outfielder Jason Wachs has pledged to join LSU for the 2027 season, bringing a .327 average, 54 RBI and elite plate discipline to the program.
LSU announced the acquisition of Jason Wachs, a 2026 All‑American Conference first‑team selection, who brings a .327 batting average, 54 RBI and only three errors over two seasons to the Tigers
LSU’s baseball program adds experienced outfielder Jason Wachs from Tulane, bolstering the lineup as Derek Curiel heads to the MLB Draft. Coach Jay Johnson praised the move, citing Wachs’s impressive stats and defensive reliability.
LSU is pursuing Tulane’s transfer outfielder Jason Wachs, a .331 career hitter ranked No. 32 in the transfer portal, to replenish an outfield depleted by three experienced departures.
LSU's 2027 baseball squad combines veteran talent with fresh transfers, setting the stage for a competitive season.
After a stellar three-year stint at LSU, star shortstop Steven Milam has elected to forgo the 2026 MLB Draft and return for a fourth season, aiming to leave a lasting imprint on the program.