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"Musso at the Box" is a Podcast featuring 104.5 ESPN's Matt Musso that profiles all things LSU Baseball.
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Musso at the Box
Matt Musso reacts to LSU's top prospect LHP Logan Schmidt turning down the MLB. Schmidt is now faced with a decision between LSU and junior college ball. Musso breaks down the decision, discusses how Schmidt would fit in Baton Rouge and gives you a prediction on the decision.
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LSU has landed another transfer portal addition, securing a commitment from USC right-hander Diego Velazquez. Matt Musso reacts to the news and breaks down what the Tigers are getting in the Big Ten All-Freshman selection.What role is Velazquez most likely to fill at LSU? Could he compete for a spot in the weekend rotation, or is his versatility better suited for a relief role? Matt examines Velazquez's usage at USC, his strengths on the mound, and how he fits into LSU's pitching plans moving forward.The discussion also explores Velazquez's two-way capabilities and whether LSU could utilize him in more than one role.Plus, with another portal arm now committed, where does LSU still need help? Matt closes by looking at the Tigers' remaining priorities in the transfer portal as Jay Johnson continues shaping the 2026 roster.
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LSU Baseball added another piece through the transfer portal, landing former Tulane outfielder Jason Wachs. Matt Musso discusses what Wachs brings to Baton Rouge, why he's a strong fit for Jay Johnson's lineup, and whether he could factor into the Tigers' plans in center field following Derek Curiel's departure.Plus, a look at LSU's work in the portal on the mound. While the Tigers have addressed needs on the position-player side, pitching additions have been slower to materialize. Are commitments coming soon? What roles still need to be filled? And how should LSU approach building its pitching staff for 2026?Matt breaks down the latest portal developments and what's next for the Tigers as roster construction continues.
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LSU Baseball received massive offseason news as Steven "Monster" Milam announced he will return for his senior season. Matt Musso reacts to the decision, explains how the deal came together, and discusses what Milam's return means for the Tigers' chances of making another national championship run in 2027. Plus, a look back at Milam's career and his impact on the LSU program.Then, Musso breaks down LSU's latest transfer portal addition, former Florida infielder Cade Kurland. What does Kurland bring to Baton Rouge? How does he fit into Jay Johnson's plans? And is LSU's infield now set for next season?Topics: Steven Milam returns to LSU How the agreement came together What Milam's return means for 2027 A look at Milam's LSU career Cade Kurland commits to LSU from Florida Scouting Kurland's game and fit Is LSU's infield complete? Subscribe for year-round LSU Baseball coverage, recruiting news, transfer portal updates, and analysis.
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LSU made a massive splash in the transfer portal, landing former Notre Dame star Bino Watters, the consensus No. 1 player available. Matt Musso breaks down what the Tigers are getting in Watters, why he's such an important addition to the lineup, and how Jay Johnson and his staff beat out Texas for his commitment.Plus, we take an early look at LSU's projected 2027 lineup, discuss where Watters fits into the Tigers' plans, and identify the biggest remaining needs LSU must address before the roster is complete.Topics include: Bino Watters commits to LSU Scouting report on the former Notre Dame standout Why Watters was the top player in the portal How LSU won the recruiting battle over Texas Early 2027 lineup projections Remaining transfer portal priorities for the Tigers Subscribe for year-round LSU Baseball coverage, recruiting updates, transfer portal news, and in-depth analysis.
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