LSU Baseball Adds 4 Commits For 2027, Including Son Of 2000 National Champ Brad Hawpe

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LSU baseball coach Jay Johnson has put shortstop signee Luke Tucker on layaway, so to speak, at a junior college with a return to LSU likely. (LSU photo).

TIGER RAG NEWS SERVICES

LSU baseball coach Jay Johnson has added four commitments for the Class of 2027.

The commitments are left-handed pitcher Kade Luker of Cedar Creek High in Ruston, pitcher Sean Parrow of Sierra Canyon High in the Los Angeles area, left-handed pitcher/outfielder Lawton Littleton of Barbe High in Lake Charles, and outfielder/third baseman Drake Hawpe of Liberty Christian High in Argyle, Texas.

Luker (6-foot-2, 180 pounds) is the No. 2 player in Louisiana and No. 8 lefty in the country and No. 59 overall prospect by Perfect Game. In his sophomore season at Cedar Creek, Luker had a 2.64 ERA and struck out 83.

Parrow (6-4, 215) is the No. 2 right-handed pitcher in California. Baseball America ranks him as the No. 64 overall prospect.

Littleton (6-2, 165) is the No. 96 overall prospect by Over-Slot Baseball.

Hawpe (6-4, 200) is ranked No. 47 among high school players for the 2027 Major League Baseball Draft by On-Slot Baseball. He is the son of former LSU first baseman and MLB veteran Brad Hawpe, who was a key member of the Tigers’ 2000 national championship team. Hawpe played in MLB from 2004-13 with Colorado, Tampa Bay, San Diego and the Los Angeles Angels.

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