LSU Baseball
LSU junior pitcher Landon Marceaux and freshman rightfielder Dylan Crews have each earned 2021 All-America recognition. Marceaux was named a third-team All-American by Baseball America and by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA), and […]
Jack Marucci, LSU’s longtime Director of Athletic Training, is moving to the role of Director of Performance Innovation, director of athletics Scott Woodward announced on Wednesday. In his new role, Marucci, who has served as LSU’s […]
LSU rightfielder Dylan Crews and first baseman Tre’ Morgan have been named 2021 Freshmen All-Americans by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association. Both players were also named Freshmen All-Americans last week by Collegiate Baseball newspaper. […]
The end came later rather than sooner. It could have come after LSU was eliminated with a first-day loss in the SEC tournament on May 25, but the Tigers were invited to the NCAA tourney. It […]
Paul Mainieri’s 39-year head coaching career ended Sunday in a home run hailstorm in one of the SEC’s most hitter-friendly stadiums. No. 3 seed and host Tennessee hit six home runs including five in the […]
Almost 80 days ago, Tennessee starting pitcher Chad Dallas struck out 11 batters in seven innings and gave up one earned run to negate an almost flawless performance by LSU starting pitcher Landon Marceaux in […]
There’s not much normal about LSU’s 2021 baseball team and season. Its two leading hitters are future first-round major league draft choices disguised as true freshmen. Its best pitcher has a record of 5-6 as […]
LSU rightfielder Dylan Crews, first baseman Tre’ Morgan and pitcher Will Hellmers have been named 2021 Freshmen All-Americans by Collegiate Baseball magazine. Crews, a product of Longwood, Fla., is hitting .361 (86-for-238) this season with […]
Before Monday night, the last time LSU baseball won an NCAA tournament road regional or super regional was 1989. Before Monday night, just five Division 1 teams since 2004 had ever lost the first game […]
Retiring LSU baseball coach Paul Mainieri is still gainfully employed for at least another week. After five lead changes, a combined five home runs and nine relief pitchers, the Tigers scratched out three eighth inning […]
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