Seven LSU Tigers Named to All-SEC Baseball Teams

Kade Anderson - First-Team All-SEC, All-Defensive Team

Kade Anderson, LSU's ace, was named to the All-SEC First-Team after a fantastic regular season which saw him go 7-1 with a 3.47 ERA while finishing second in the nation in strikeouts (133). He was also named to the All-Defensive Team.

Zac Cowan - First-Team All-SEC

The only other Tiger to make the First-Team All-SEC was LSU's star reliever, Zac Cowan. He's struggled recently, but there's no doubting his early season dominance, which helped him post a 2.38 ERA in 45.1 innings while making six saves.

Anthony Eyanson - Second-Team All-SEC

LSU's Saturday starter, Anthony Eyanson, earned Second-Team honors on Monday. There's an argument to be made that he may have been even better than Anderson, posting a 9-2 record behind a 2.88 ERA while striking out the third most batters in the country (121).

Jared Jones - Second-Team All-SEC

Joining Eyanson on the Second-Team is Jared Jones, LSU's star first baseman. Jones went through some tough times, but still hit .344 with 19 homers and 66 RBIs in the regular season.

Daniel Dickinson - Second-Team All-SEC

Right next door to Jones in the infield is Daniel Dickinson, LSU's second baseman who also cracked the Second-Team. Dickinson was red hot to start the year and cooled off a bit, but still batted .335 with 13 doubles, 10 homers and 45 RBIs.

Derek Curiel - Second-Team All-SEC, All-Freshman Team

Making the Second-Team All-SEC and All-Freshman Team is LSU's left fielder, Derek Curiel. He came in and lit the sport up, batting .344 with 45 RBIs while posting a .465 on base percentage, which finished second on the team.

Casan Evans - All-Freshman Team

Casan Evans was snubbed from a spot on the First- or Second-Team, but his stellar season landed him on the All-Freshman Team. Mainly as a reliever, Evans posted a team-best 1.96 ERA in 20 appearances while giving up no home runs all year long.