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LSU Baseball Transfer Portal Tracker: Keeping up with the incoming and outgoing players

Kyle Richardson
·3 min read

It is officially silly season in college baseball as the transfer portal seems to obtain more talent every day. So far, LSU has had nine players enter the transfer portal.

Full disclosure, although these players have entered the portal, they can still return to Baton Rouge. This is their way of testing the waters and seeing what kind of interest they can garner from other schools. We’re going to take a look at the players the Tigers have in the portal so far and the players LSU has landed so far as well.

This post will be updated as news breaks every day, so come back to see if  any new names have entered the portal.

Jacob Hasty (Out)

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  • Redshirt sophomore from Keller, Texas where he played for Liberty Christian High School.

  • Last season, Hasty went 2-1 with a 3.55 ERA over 25 innings pitched with 28 strikeouts and 15 walks.

Giovanni DiGiacomo (Out)

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  • Redshirt junior from Canterbury High School in Naples, Florida

  • .275 career batting average for the Tigers. Last season, he hit .206 and appeared in 36 games.

Collier Cranford (Out)

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  • Redshirt sophomore from Zachary High School in Zachary, Louisiana

  • .158 career batting average. Last season, he appeared in 33 games and hit .133

Brennan Holt (Out, Oklahoma State)

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  • Freshman from Baton Rouge where he played for Parkview Baptist High School

  • Appeared in five games last season and finished 0-for-4 with two strikeouts

  • Committed to Oklahoma State

Brody Drost (Out)

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  • Sophomore from Lake Charles where he played for Barbe High School

  • .221 career batting average. Appeared in only two games last year and went 0-for-2 with two strikeouts

Will Safford (Out)

  • Sophomore from Baton Rouge where he played for University High School

  • .075 career batting average. Appeared in only six games last year and went 0-for-5.

Anthony Priester (Out)

  • Freshman from Denham Springs where he played at Live Oak High School

  • Had zero appearances for the Tigers last year.

Michael Fowler (Out)

  • Sophomore from Trussville, Alabama, where he played at Hewitt-Trussville High School

  • Career stats: 1-0 with a 7.36 ERA over 22 innings pitched

Alex Brady (Out)

  • Junior from Longview, Washington, where he played for R.A. Long High School

  • Didn’t appear in any games for LSU last season. He went 1-0 with a 9.00 ERA in 2021.

Dylan Tebrake (In, Creighton)

  • Graduate transfer from Creighton. 2x Big East Pitcher of the Year

  • In his career at Creighton, Tebrake has thrown 222 innings over 49 appearances with a 2.84 ERA and 230 strikeouts. Last season he had an 8-2 record while adding 115 strikeouts, 73 hits, 33 walks, and a 2.81 ERA in 93 innings pitched in 17 appearances.

Jake Pineda (In, Baylor)

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  • Junior infielder from Albuquerque, New Mexico

  • Had a .300 batting average last season for the Bears with seven homers, 27 walks, and 35 RBI

Christian Little (In, Vanderbilt)

Jun 29, 2021; Omaha, Nebraska, USA; Vanderbilt Commodores pitcher Christian Little (42) throws a pitch against the Mississippi State Bulldogs in the first inning at TD Ameritrade Park. Mandatory Credit: Bruce Thorson-USA TODAY Sports

  • Sophomore pitcher from St. Louis Missouri

  • Finished last season 1-2 with a 3.72 ERA with 46 strikeouts, 17 walks, and five homers in 38.2 innings pitched

Tommy White (In, NC State)

  • Freshman from St. Pete Beach, Florida

  • Finished last season with a .362 batting average with 27 homers and 23 walks

  • 2022 ACC Freshman of the Year
    2022 All-ACC First Team
    2022 ACC All-Freshman Team
    2022 Dick Howser Trophy Semifinalist
    2022 Golden Spikes Award Semifinalist
    NCAA Freshman Home Run Record Holder (27)

Story originally appeared on LSU Tigers Wire