LSU Baseball

Aside from Cole Henry, the rising star of the weekend rotation, most of LSU’s heralded freshmen arms have been unavailable due to arm soreness through the first four weeks of Southeastern Conference play. The staff […]

The calm, cool and collected nature of Cole Henry has been compared to the great Aaron Nola, which is about as good as it gets in terms of complements from Paul Mainieri. That’s why, if […]

LSU coaches often tell Brandt Broussard to hit the ball on the ground more often, and after two hard-hit flyouts, getting back to chopping down on the ball seemed like the way to go. Turns […]

LSU will see at least five left-handed starting pitchers over its next six Southeastern Conference games against Texas A&M and Missouri. As LSU goes through a season without any healthy southpaws on the mound, Paul […]

LSU will host Texas A&M this weekend with first play in SEC West potentially hanging in the balance. The Aggies bring one of the league’s best pitching staffs to Baton Rouge. Conversely, the Tigers will […]

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 […]