LSU baseball has dominated the first two games of its opening series with Purdue Fort Wayne, leading the Mastodons by a combined score of 24-1. LSU starters, left-hander Kade Anderson and right-hander Anthony Eyanson, have allowed one walk and one run. Its bullpen has retired 23 of the 25 batters it has faced.

Right-hander Chase Shores worked 5.0 innings Sunday in his first appearance on the mound in nearly two years, and designated hitter Ashton La

LSU baseball opened the 2025 season 3-0 with a series sweep over Purdue-Fort Wayne over the weekend. Here's what we observed.

Following Shores, Texas right-handed transfer Grant Fontenot threw a scoreless sixth inning after striking out two batters. Sunday was Fontenot's return to LSU after he spent the 2022 season as a redshirt freshman.

Jay Johnson and Co. will put first-year Tiger, Anthony Eyanson, on the mound for a Saturday battle, look to reach 2-0.

For the first time in two years, we saw Chase Shores on the mound. He was able to pick up the win as LSU baseball finished off the sweep in game three, beating Purdue Fort Wayne with an 8-1 score.

LSU baseball will face Purdue Fort Wayne in Game Two of the series on Saturday. Here's how to watch including time, channel, TV schedule, streaming

LSU, ranked No. 2 by Baseball America in its preseason poll, plays host to Purdue Fort Wayne this weekend at 2 p.m. CT Friday, 11 a.m. CT Saturday and 1 p.m. CT Sunday in Alex Box Stadium, Skip Bertman Field.