LSU Baseball
For former LSU standout Tre Morgan, the transition from college to professional baseball has been a seamless one. Since helping the Tigers to the 2023 national championship in June, the New Orleans native and third […]
Former LSU All-American Paul Skenes was long gone after making his Single-A debut Tuesday with the Bradenton (Fla.) Marauders at LECOM Park. As was the case in his professional debut last week in the Florida […]
Former LSU All-American Dylan Crews, the No. 2 overall pick in the MLB Draft of the Washington Nationals, enjoyed a career outing for his first professional team Sunday in a losing effort. Crews, who homered […]
Despite a 48-day span in between appearances, there wasn’t any noticeable difference in former LSU All-American pitcher Paul Skenes’ performance. Since helping the Tigers to the 2023 national championship, Skenes became the No. 1 overall […]
Former LSU All-American and Golden Spikes Award winner Dylan Crews followed up the end of one streak with the start of another. Crews, 0-for-5 in his first game Saturday with the Fredericksburg (Va.) Nationals, hit […]
NEW ORLEANS – LSU center fielder Dylan Crews and forward Angel Reese of the women’s basketball were named the All-State Sugar Bowl’s James C. Corbett Award winners on Friday as the state’s top amateur athletes, […]
For the third time this postseason, LSU baseball coach Jay Johnson was recognized by a media outlet as the national Coach of the Year. This time Johnson, who earlier received such acclamation from Collegiate Baseball […]
Stop if you’ve heard this one before: LSU baseball added a hard-throwing, top-of-the-rotation right-hander from the NCAA transfer portal. A year after landing Paul Skenes who anchored the Tigers’ national championship staff and became the […]
(Editor’s Note: This is the final in a series of former athletes and coaches with ties to LSU that will be inducted into the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame on July 29 in Natchitoches. Today: […]
He was an unlikely candidate to become the next LSU athletic icon. Warren Morris, now 49, was a former walk-on infielder who redshirted his first season while legendary coach Skip Bertman guided LSU’s 1993 team […]
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