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LSU’s 2027 baseball roster is taking shape as the program looks to bounce back from a rare tournament absence, bringing in a wave of transfer talent and relying on proven returning players.
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.
After posting a .327 average, nine home runs and a 1.027 OPS, Jason Wachs is heading to Baton Rouge to bolster LSU's roster.
After a standout sophomore season at Tulane, outfielder Jason Wachs chose LSU over Tennessee and other suitors, prompting the Volunteers to accelerate their search for outfield talent.
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.
Tulane announces five student‑athletes named to the College Sports Communicators Academic All‑District Division I baseball team, highlighting a season of growth and scholarly achievement.
After missing the conference tournament for the first time in over a decade, Tulane’s baseball squad is leveraging a massive transfer portal haul, the emergence of Jason Wachs and Sam Larson, and a push to rebuild pitching and power hitting.
The 2026 Tulane baseball campaign ended without a spot in the post‑season tournament, marking the first such miss in over a decade. Standout performances from Jason Wachs, Hugh Pinkney and others highlighted the year.
Jason Wachs was selected to the American Conference’s all‑league first team for the 2026 season, leading Tulane’s offense with a .327 average, .527 slugging percentage and .453 on‑base rate while driving in 54 runs.
Sophomore outfielder Jason Wachs was selected to the American Conference’s 2026 First Team All-Conference after leading the Green Wave in multiple offensive categories and starting every game this season.
The Green Wave led until the bottom of the ninth but fell 11 innings to Rice, finishing the year with a 25‑31 record and a conference‑last position.
The Tulane baseball team saw its season conclude in dramatic fashion on Friday night, dropping an 11‑inning contest to Rice by a 6‑5 margin. What began as a modest lead evaporated as the Owls rallied twice, erasing two‑run deficits in the ninth and tenth frames before sealing the win with a decisive hit in the eleventh.
Tulane secured a 6‑5 victory over Rice after an 11‑inning showdown at Reckling Park, highlighted by Jason Wachs’s early homer and a decisive late rally.
Tulane’s 12‑0 loss at Rice highlights pitching woes and a stagnant offense, pushing the Green Wave’s record to 4‑20 in early‑inning games.
With the regular season winding down, Tulane's baseball squad faces Rice in a high‑stakes series that could shape both teams' postseason hopes.
A look at the top hitters and pitchers making noise as the college baseball regular season nears its end.
Tulane University’s sophomore outfielder Jason Wachs earned the American Conference’s weekly Player of the Week honor after a series of standout performances that highlighted the Green Wave’s recent surge.
The conference recognized top pitchers and players for the latest week, highlighting dominant outings and offensive fireworks across member schools.