The LSU Baseball team enters Saturday Night with a chance to finish off the Baton Rouge Regional with a 3-0 record advancing to Super Regionals. After a dominant win by LSU on Saturday Night where the offense exploded and Kade Anderson gave the Tigers 7 scoreless the Tigers look to have found their rhythm on both sides of the game.
As the Tigers look to advance to Super Regionals, the Tigers face off against the Little Rock Trojans in a rematch of the Tigers tournament opener. In the first matchup, LSU beat Little Rock 7-0 behind 7.2 scoreless innings from Anthony Eyanson along with the Tigers entire starting lineup reaching base.
After losing to LSU, Little Rock battled to get to the Regional Final, beating Rhode Island 22-10 before eliminating Dallas Baptist on Sunday Afternoon. If LSU wins on Sunday Night, the Tigers advance to Super Regionals against the winner of the Clemson Regional between West Virginia and Kentucky. If the Trojans win, the two meet again on Monday in a winner takes all game to advance to Super Regionals.
Who will pitch for the LSU Tigers?
Jay Johnson has already thrown his two aces deploying Anthony Eyanson on Friday and Kade Anderson on Saturday Night. In this game Jay Johnson has plenty of options as none of his Relief Pitchers have been burned. The most likely options are starting Jaden Noot, Casan Evans, or Chase Shores as each have gone deep into games and will have a full bullpen behind them.
How to watch LSU Baseball vs Little Rock
The LSU Baseball team is hosting Regionals, which means that every game played this round for LSU will be played at Alex Box Stadium. The Tigers' matchup against Little Rock is the 2nd game of the day with first pitch getting underway at 8:00 PM Central Time, while being broadcast on ESPN+ with the TV Channel yet to be announced. ESPN+ is an ESPN streaming offering that costs $10.99 per Month or $109.99 per year and has broadcast most of the LSU Baseball and Softball games this year. SEC Network is one of ESPN's traditional channel offerings.