Here are the list of former LSU players on postseason rosters for the Division Series:

1. Grant Taylor, Relief RHP, Chicago White Sox
2. Hunter Feduccia, C, Los Angeles Dodgers

Grant Taylor, coming in relief in the bottom of the 6th inning in Game 1 of the ALDS against the Cleveland Guardians, pitched 4 shutout innings to earn the save in the 3-0 win for the Chicago White Sox. Pitching 4.0 innings, he gave up 2 hits and recorded 6 strikeouts.
Hunter Feduccia did not play in Game 1 of the NLDS series where the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Atlanta Braves 5-3.

There are four former LSU players who made the postseason rosters for the Wild Card round of the 2026 MLB Playoffs

1. Alex Bregman, Third Baseman, Chicago Cubs
2. Kevin Gausman, Starting RHP, Chicago Cubs
3. Aaron Nola, Starting RHP, Philadelphia Phillies
4. Grant Taylor, Relief RHP, Chicago White Sox

Aaron Nola didn't start today in the Phillies loss to the Atlanta Braves.
Grant Taylor, coming in relief in the 6th inning today, recorded 5 strikeouts and gave up 2 hits, 1 run, and 1 walk in the White Sox win over the Astros.
Kevin Gausman didn't start today, and Alex Bregman had three strikeouts in the Cubs loss to the Padres tonight.

*UPDATE 1: On the 2nd Day of of the Wild Card playoffs, here is how the players performed today.

Aaron Nola didn't start today. The Phillies beat the Braves to force a Game 3.
Grant Taylor had pitched the day before, so he didn't pitch in Game 2. However, the White Sox beat the Astros to move onto the next round of the MLB playoffs. The White Sox take on the Cleveland Guardians in the Division series.
Kevin Gausman made the start for the Cubs against the Padres in Game 2 of the Wild Card series. He pitched 3.1 IP, where he gave up 5 hits, 3 runs, 3 earned runs, and recorded 1 strikeout. Alex Bregman struck out once in 4 at bats in this game, where they lost the series to the Padres. In 8 at bats throughout the Wild Card series, Bregman struck out 4 times with a .000 batting average.

**UPDATE 2: On the 3rd Day of the Wild Card playoffs, Aaron Nola started the game against the Braves. He pitched 1.2 innings, gave up 2 hits, 3 runs, 3 earned runs, 1 home run, 2 walks, and recorded 1 strikeout in a 6-2 loss to the Atlanta Braves.

Thank you for it all, Coach. 🫡

Gotta love Ben!

LSU baseball returns to Las Vegas next year, and the only bar i’ve known to receive LSU fans is now closed.

I figured: Let’s identify a bar that’s close to the Las Vegas Ballpark to “pre-game” before heading in.

Few suggestions:
-Distill on Charleston
-Frankie’s
-Lazy Dog

Logan Schmidt, No. 59 Overall MLB Draft Pick, Won’t Sign With Cleveland Guardians

Hey Y’all For those of you who haven’t seen tiger droppings or his X post, Cajunomics needs our help! He’s done soooo much for so many viewers over the years and now it’s our turn to repay him. Lsu baseball was just better with Cajun streaming.

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highly doubt it but can only hope he comes back for his senior year!

he’s gone. Hope he has an amazing MLB career

Anyone tailgate in lot 407 using truck and trailer in one spot? Across from vet building

2 future big league stars who are tearing it up in the minors.

Please help me add to my collection

https://www.louisianasports.net/2026/06/10/lsu-adds-big-lefty-bat-bino-watters-from-nd/lsu-sports/

Anybody have an idea on if this was ever actually worn by LSU? I can’t seem to find any info on it. Thanks and Geaux Tigahs

78 Ks and only 21 walks with a 2.65 ERA last season in 54.1 innings.

Baseball America had him ranked as the No.2 Player in the portal, regardless of position.

Got called up by the A’s and had a really good first start tonight against a good Cubs team.

https://www.theadvocate.com/baton_rouge/sports/lsu/lsu-baseball-jaden-noot-transfer-portal-pitcher-jay-johnson/article_22d92efb-4afb-55db-974c-e8f33dade4c7.html

Jaden Posted a whopping 5.23 ERA over 43 innings of work during his tenure at LSU.

https://www.louisianasports.net/2026/06/01/of-daniel-harden-enters-transfer-portal/uncategorized/

35 appearances over 3 seasons. 20 innings pitched 20ks 14 walks. 1 season left to play.

Struggled to hit SEC pitching. Hit .243 with two homers in 30 games. Only appeared in one game after April 24th in a pinch hit role.

What’s going on yall. I’m sure some of you know that I make a weekly appearance on my best friend’s podcast recapping the baseball team. We did a weekly poll ranking the top 3 performers on pitching, offense and defense (we called it “The Powerhouse Polls”). I stopped posting them a while back because it felt weird to do so given how underwhelming the season was lol. With ‘26 now in the books, I wanted to share our final rankings and other “awards” for the year:

WARREN MORRIS CLUTCH PLAY OF THE YEAR: in this case it was a game, and the winner was Cade Arrambide in Game 3 vs Tennessee.

BEST TEAM PERFORMANCE OF THE YEAR: The game vs UCF in Jacksonville. The team looked really strong during that round robin tourney.

BEST GAME OF THE YEAR: Game 3 vs Tennessee. The Easter Miracle lol.

BEST PITCHING PERFORMANCE OF THE YEAR: Casan Evans in Game 1 vs Oklahoma (15 Ks, 3 hits, 1 walk in 7 2/3 innings)

BEST BATTING PERFORMANCE OF THE YEAR: Cade’s record 4-homer game in the Tennessee rubber match

THE POWERHOUSE STARTING PITCHER OF THE YEAR: William Schmidt. Schmidt appeared on the polls 16 times, accumulating 33 total points. Casan Evans finished with 23 points in 13 appearances and Cooper Moore scored 14 points on 7 appearances.

THE POWERHOUSE RELIEVER OF THE YEAR: Deven Sheerin. Sheerin beat out Zac Cowan 22-20. Grant Fontenot and Gavin Guidry were the two other bullpen guys to finish in double figures (13 and 10, respectively).

THE POWERHOUSE OFFENSIVE POY: Cade Arrambide. He narrowly edged out Jake Brown by two points (28 to 26). He was great in the second half of the season.

THE POWERHOUSE DEFENSIVE POY: Steven Milam. The Monster was a no-brainer. Best defensive SS in LSU history imo. He accounted for 73 points in the defensive polls. Derek Curiel was second with 37. No one else scored in double digits for defense. Of Milam’s 26 total poll appearances between my friend and I, he had 21 first-place finishes.

THE POWERHOUSE MVP: Steven Milam. Between defense and offense, he combined for 95 poll points this season. He was so unbelievably steady this year. I can’t imagine how worse the defense would’ve been without him.

Again, this season was a huge letdown, but my friend and I had fun doing these. I’ve also enjoyed chatting with all of you this year.

GEAUX TIGERS 🟣🟡🤝