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How to watch as No. 2 LSU baseball hosts Northwestern State for Tuesday night action at The Box

The Tigers return to Alex Box Stadium on Tuesday night licking their wounds after suffering their first series loss on the road against Auburn.

LSU (37-10) spent the entire year as the unanimous No. 1 seed, but coach Jay Johnson’s team has now dropped in the polls following a series defeat and losses in two of the last three midweek games. It will hope to replicate last week’s run-rule win over Southeastern Louisiana as it plays host to Northwestern State (25-20) on Tuesday night.

The Demons enter this one at just 10-8 in Southland Conference play, and they’re coming off a 2-1 series loss on the road against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi.

LSU will look to get back in the win column on Tuesday night at The Box. Here’s what you need to know to follow that one.

How to Watch

  • Date: Tuesday, May 9

  • Location: Skip Bertman Field at Alex Box Stadium in Baton Rouge

  • Time: 6:30 p.m. CT

  • TV: SEC Network+

  • RadioLSU Radio Network

  • App: Watch ESPN (ESPN+ subscription required)

Pitching Matchup

TBA

Rankings

LSU: No. 2 in all polls (No. 4 in NCAA RPI)

NSU: Unranked

Series History

LSU dominates the all-time series over the Demons, holding a 60-13 record. The teams last faced in May 2022, a game the Tigers won 19-7. However, prior to that, Northwestern State had taken two games in a row against LSU.

Quoting Jay Johnson

Per a release:

“We will make the adjustments that we need to, whether it be mental or physical, and get back to work. That’s what our team has done all year, and I’m excited about that. I woke up incredibly energized this morning to get into this week. We’re excited about facing a very good team in Northwestern State, getting our guys out there executing and improving, and doing what it takes to win a game.”

Injury Report

LSU doesn’t have any new injuries, though it recently lost key reliever Garrett Edwards for the season with Tommy John surgery.

Batting Leader(s)

LSU: Dylan Crews (.463)

NSU: Michael Datallo (.395)

Doubles Leader(s)

LSU: Tommy White (17)

NSU: Michael Datallo (16)

Home Run Leader(s)

LSU: Tommy White (16)

NSU: Jeffrey Elkins (10)

RBI Leader(s)

LSU: Tommy White (75)

NSU: Daunte Stewart (39)

Stolen Base Leader(s)

LSU: Jordan Thompson (4-6)

NSU: Jeffrey Elkins (8-9), Jacob Farrell (8-10)

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Story originally appeared on LSU Tigers Wire