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After the 2026 season, eight LSU baseball players entered the transfer portal, four have secured new programs, and freshman pitcher Marcos Paz remains uncommitted, with rumors linking him to Texas A&M.
A handful of LSU baseball players have entered the transfer portal, prompting speculation about the program’s future and the destinations of several standout athletes.
After a four‑year stint that culminated in a 2025 national title, right‑hander Jaden Noot is headed to San Diego State, reshaping both programs' pitching landscapes.
LSU’s baseball squad is reshaping its lineup through the transfer portal, welcoming top defensive talents and a high‑velocity pitcher while saying goodbye to several athletes whose contributions were hampered by injury or inconsistency.
LSU Baseball is tracking transfers for the 2026 season, with several notable players joining and leaving the team. Incoming and outgoing rosters bring a mix of experience and fresh talent.
LSU baseball head coach Jay Johnson has added former Gonzaga pitcher Landon Hood, a 2.48 ERA freshman standout, to a bullpen that lost two relievers to the transfer portal.
LSU baseball head coach Jay Johnson has signed former Gonzaga pitcher Landon Hood to address the team's pitching needs after losing key relievers to the transfer portal.
LSU’s 2026 baseball squad sees five athletes move on, prompting early recruiting moves by head coach Jay Johnson.