Monthly Archives: April 2012

LSU left fielder Raph Rhymes went after the first pitch to start the eighth inning and grounded out to second. Unless there are extra innings, his night will likely end with a 1-for-3 effort and an average of .497 after … Continue reading →

LSU left fielder Raph Rhymes got his average back to .500 (71-for-142) in the bottom of the fifth inning Wednesday night against SLU. Facing an 0-2 count against new Lions relief pitcher Matt Pittari, Rhymes lobbed a shot into shallow … Continue reading →

Raph Rhymes worked a full count on SLU reliever Tanner Rainey in the bottom of the third inning before lifting a bases-loaded sacrifice fly to left. That easily scored JaCoby Jones from third to tie the score 1-1. Austin Nola … Continue reading →

LSU left fielder Raph Rhymes grounded out on a high chopper to short in his first at bat Wednesday night against SLU, though replays showed he beat the throw. Rhymes protested only for a moment then headed back to the … Continue reading →

Scott Rabalais here with you, taking you through tonight’s game between No. 3 LSU (32-9) and Southeastern Louisiana (28-13) at Alex Box Stadium. We’ll be blogging and tweeting updates during the game, including after each of Raph Rhymes at bats. … Continue reading →

Cox has announced that the LSU-Kentucky baseball game will air on its Ch. 96 (beginning at 5:30 p.m.). … That should reach all who have Cox. The game will be rebroadcast on Fox College Sports(Cox Cable Ch. 255) beginning at … Continue reading →

The pitching rotations for this weekend’s SEC matchups have been posted on the conference website, www.SECSports.com (you must be able to open a PDF to view). If you just want to check out the LSU-Kentucky matchups, we’ll save you the … Continue reading →

The first two games of this weekend’s baseball showdown between No. 1-ranked LSU and No. 2 Kentucky will be televised on Cox Cable Ch. 255 in the Baton Rouge market. The games are being shown on Fox Sports South. First … Continue reading →

It was tougher than the Tigers hoped it would be, but No. 3-ranked LSU finally pulled away late Tuesday night for a 7-2 victory over Alcorn State before 3,326 fans at Alex Box Stadium. LSU (26-7) has now won nine … Continue reading →

Good evening from Alex Box Stadium. Scott Rabalais here, pinch hitting for our Les East who has the night off. I’ll be taking you through tonight’s non-conference game between No. 3-ranked LSU (25-7) and the Alcorn State Braves (7-25). Here … Continue reading →