LSU Baseball

Ma’Khail Hilliard had so much late life on his pitches that his fastball looked more like a cutter, and even at 87 mph, nobody could put bat to ball. Matt Beck put runners on base, […]

Paul Mainieri and LSU trainer Cory Couture jogged out of the dugout to check on Josh Smith, who’d just fouled a ball off his ankle. Not only did Smith stay in the game, but two […]

Scouting services widely regarded CJ Willis as a top-100 prospect coming out of Ruston High School, but the freshman had seemingly been the last man on LSU’s bench through the first six weeks of the […]

LSU will be without its cleanup hitter for the next couple of days, but Paul Mainieri hopes to have him back by the weekend. Left fielder Daniel Cabrera sat out Saturday’s rubber match at Mississippi […]

LSU left Baton Rouge on Wednesday playing like a team — and in particular, a lineup — searching for answers. Those answers were found in the unlikeliest of settings, along with a reminder of just […]

Paul Mainieri has been coaching long enough to know the difference between a quality pitchers’ duel and a lousy night at the plate. The first two games of a hotly-contested series at Georgia qualified as […]

LSU got extraordinary performances on the mound from Zack Hess and Cole Henry in dropping an ultra-close road series at Georgia, but the pitching staff as a whole appears thin heading into a short week. […]

ATHENS, Ga. – Down 6-1 in the eighth inning, the No. 7 LSU baseball team rallied to put up six runs in the final two innings against No. 5 Georgia, but it was not enough […]

LSU appeared to figure some things during an unbeaten five-game home stand, but the degree of difficulty is about to be ratcheted up a couple of notches. The Tigers departed Thursday to play a three-game […]

Paul Mainieri often jokes that Chris Reid could roll out of bed and dunk a hit into left field with no practice. The coach put that theory to the test with a game on the […]