LSU's Hot Hand Letters Win Big Over Opponents But End Up Losing the Heartfelt Clash!
Where does LSU baseball's pitching staff stand entering Sunday? Here's who should be available out of the pen for Jay Johnson's squad.
LSU baseball needs a win on Sunday to avoid a sweep. The Tigers opened SEC play with a 13-12 loss at Vanderbilt on Friday night. After the Tigers roared back from a 10-4 deficit, Vanderbilt had some heroics of its own, crushing a walk-off home run vs.
LSU reliever Gavin Guidry. Saturday's game wasn't as competitive. LSU fell 11-3.
It was tight early, but Vanderbilt blew it open with six runs in the fifth inning. The big inning has killed LSU of late, and it was an issue again on Saturday night. LSU starter Cooper Moore had his worst outing of the year, allowing four earned runs in four innings.
He struck out four and walked two. LSU coach Jay Johnson was forced to use four relievers in the loss. Where does that leave LSU's pitching staff entering Sunday?