What's next for LSU baseball after the draft?

Where LSU stands after the MLB draft

The Major League Baseball Draft has ended, and there will be several well-known LSU Tigers returning for another season.

Before Tuesday, the Tigers had six players taken within the top four rounds of the draft. They lost right-handed pitcher Ben Kudrna, their top recruit, and junior right-handed pitcher Jaden Hill, a weekend starter, in the second round.

Then incoming catcher Carter Jensen, junior right-handed pitcher Landon Marceaux and left-handed pitcher signee Brock Selvidge went in the third round. The final selection came when catcher recruit Ian Moller was picked in the fourth round. Players usually have an agreement in place when they get drafted.

After that, LSU retained the other players it might have lost.

So where does LSU go next? Find out more below with full coverage from our team.

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Kyle Whitfield