Never known as a man who lacks candor, nor one to shy away from promoting his team, his school or himself if it benefitted his cause, former LSU baseball coach and Athletic Director Stanley “Skip” […]
No. 1 LSU needed to beat Sam Houston State by at least 11 runs to win the Karbach Round Rock Classic on Sunday. And even though the game itself was over early on when LSU […]
Less than 24 hours after mustering only three hits and being shut out by Sam Houston State, prohibitive preseason Big 10 favorite, Iowa, appeared to transform into an offensive juggernaut. The Hawkeyes pounded No. 1 […]
Junior left-hander Riley Cooper recorded 5.1 hitless innings Saturday in his second career LSU start, and the top-ranked Tigers posted a 5-3 win over Western Michigan in Alex Box Stadium, Skip Bertman Field. Meanwhile, fifth-year […]
LSU baseball coach Jay Johnson is one tough dude. At least he is, according to legendary coach Skip Bertman, who happens to know a thing or two about toughness and winning in college baseball. After […]
Paul Skenes proved he is ‘all that,’ and even more, in his first start as an LSU Tiger on Friday. Skenes, a junior transfer from the Air Force Academy, brought the heat in No. 1-ranked […]
After putting together the nation’s top-ranked recruiting class in 2023, LSU baseball coach Jay Johnson is continuing to swing for the fences in ’24. Depending on the scouting service, Johnson plans to keep the Tigers […]
LSU’s Jacob Berry went early, as expected, in Sunday night’s first round of the 2022 Major League Draft. The switch-hitting third baseman/outfielder was selected No. 6 overall by the Miami Marlins. A second team All-SEC […]
The three-day 2022 Major League Baseball Draft opens Sunday. LSU baseball coach Jay Johnson can’t stand that notion. “It’s one of those things,” Johnson said during an appearance last Tuesday night at Tiger […]
LSU signee Paxton Kling announced Wednesday that he has withdrawn his name from the 2022 Major League Baseball Draft, a big bonus for second-year Tigers coach Jay Johnson. Kling – a 6-foot-2, 210-pound outfielder […]
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