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词条 2010 LSU Tigers baseball team
释义

  1. Previous season

  2. Pre-Season

     2009 Recruiting Class  Key Losses 

  3. Personnel

     2010 roster  Coaching Staff 

  4. Schedule/Results

  5. Game Summaries/Recaps

     Regular season  February  March  April  May 

  6. Rankings

  7. Awards and honors

  8. LSU Tigers in the 2010 Major League Baseball Draft

  9. References

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|Year = 2010
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|Image = Louisiana State University (block logo).svg
|ImageSize = 150
|Conference = Southeastern Conference
|Division = West
|ShortConference = SEC
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|Record = 41–22
|ConfRecord = 14–16
|HeadCoach = Paul Mainieri
|HitCoach = Javi Sanchez
|PitchCoach = David Grewe
|StadiumArena = Alex Box Stadium
|Champion = SEC Tournament Champions
|BowlTourney =
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The 2010 LSU Tigers baseball team represented Louisiana State University in the NCAA Division I baseball season of 2010. The Tigers played their home games in the new Alex Box Stadium which opened in 2009.

The team was coached by Paul Mainieri who was in his fourth season at LSU. In his first year at LSU, Mainieri's team posted a 29–26–1 record and failed to make the SEC Tournament or the NCAA Tournament, but the Tigers showed great promise during his second year posting a 49–19–1 record while claiming the SEC Western Division Title, SEC Baseball Tournament Championship, and earned the No. 7 National Seed for the 2008 NCAA Tournament.

During his third season, the Tigers were ranked No. 1 in multiple pre-season polls and lived up to the hype. The 2009 LSU Tiger baseball team finished the season 56–17, claiming the SEC regular season title, the SEC Tournament Title, and won the 2009 College World Series to claim the programs 6th National Title.

Previous season

Paul Mainieri completed his third season as head coach at LSU in 2009. The Tigers won the SEC West division title and the overall SEC regular season title which earned them the No. 1 seed in the 2009 SEC Baseball Tournament. The Tigers would go on to win the tournament and secure a spot in the NCAA post-season.

After winning the SEC Tournament, it was announced that LSU was selected as a host site for the 2009 NCAA Tournament for the 19th time in the history of the program and for the second consecutive season. When the full NCAA Tournament bracket was released, LSU was awarded the No. 3 national seed in the tournament, guaranteeing them home field advantage throughout the Super Regionals as long as they won the Regional round. LSU was able to sweep the Baton Rouge regional, defeating Southern, Baylor, and Minnesota to secure a spot in the Super Regional round.

Rice won the Houston, TX regional and moved on to the Super Regional to face LSU. LSU continued their winning streak sweeping Rice by the scores of 12–9 and 5–3. The Tigers celebrated the school's 15th trip to the College World Series in what was the final game in the inaugural season of the "new" Alex Box Stadium.

LSU faced Virginia in the first game of the 2009 College World Series. LSU defeated the Cavaliers by a score of 9–5, marking LSU's first opening round win in the College World Series since 2000. In the second game, LSU faced a familiar foe, the Arkansas Razorbacks. LSU dominated the game from start to finish winning 9–1. LSU was 1 game away from making their first trip to the CWS championship since the format changed to a best of 3 series. The Tigers once again faced the Razorbacks, and once again dominated the game. The Tigers sent the Razorbacks home after winning 14–5.

The Tigers were matched up against the Texas Longhorns in the best of 3 series for the national championship. LSU won the first game 7–6, but it took 11 innings for the Tigers to earn the Victory. Texas came back in game 2 and completely dominated the game, defeating the Tigers 5–1. Game 3 set the stage for a winner take all, and the Tigers were ready for the challenge. LSU won the game 11–4 and claimed the 6th national title on school history.

The 2009 squad compiled and overall record of 56–17, including a 10–1 mark in NCAA post-season play.

Pre-Season

2009 Recruiting Class

2009 Recruits
NameHometownSchoolHeightWeightBatsThrows
Joey Bourgeois
P
Paulina, LALSU-Eunice/Lutcher High School6'2"220RR
Brody Colvin
P
Lafayette, LASt. Thomas More High School6'3"195RR
Drafted: 227th overall in Round 7 by the Phillies. Signed August 17, 2009.[1]
Alex Edward
INF/OF
Baton Rouge, LAParkview Baptist High School6'1"190RR
Forrest Garrett
P
Norcross, GANorcross High School6'3"180LL
Drafted: 1234th overall in Round 41 by the Rangers
Mason Katz
UTIL
Harahan, LAJesuit High School5'10"185RR
Kyle Koeneman
INF
Seymour, TNWalters State Junior College/Seymour High School6'0"225RR
Zach LaSuzzo
P
Monroe, LASt. Frederick High School6'0"195LL
Mike Lowery
INF
Pearland, TXTemple Junior College/Pearland High School6'3"185LR
Wes Luquette
C
New Orleans, LANewman High School6'0"200RR
Drafted: 805th overall in Round 27 by the Pirates
Mitch Mormann
P
Manchester, IADes Moines Community College/West Delaware High School6'6"230RR
Drafted: 597th overall in Round 20 by the Giants
Mike Reed
P
Houston, TXStratford High School6'2"190RR
Jordan Rittiner
P
Metairie, LAJesuit High School6'2"195LL
Edmond Sparks
C
Hampton, GAChipola Junior College/Lovejoy High School5'11"205RR
Zach Von Rosenberg
P
Zachary, LAZachary High School6'5"205RR
Drafted: 175th overall in Round 6 by the Pirates. Signed August 10, 2009.
Trey Watkins
OF
Montz, LALSU-Eunice/Destrehan High School5'9"190RR

Key Losses

  • Louis Coleman, P Drafted in Round 5 of the 2009 MLB Draft by the Kansas City Royals
  • Chad Jones, P/OF Opted to enter the 2010 NFL Draft
  • D. J. LeMahieu, INF Drafted in Round 2 of the 2009 MLB Draft by the Chicago Cubs
  • Jared Mitchell, OF Drafted in Round 1 of the 2009 MLB Draft by the Chicago White Sox
  • Sean Ochinko, C/INF Drafted in Round 10 of the 2009 MLB Draft by the Toronto Blue Jays
  • Ryan Schimpf, INF/OF Drafted in Round 5 of the 2009 MLB Draft by the Toronto Blue Jays

Personnel

2010 roster

2010 LSU Tigers baseball roster
 Pitchers
  • 10 Shane Riedie – Sophomore
  • 12 Austin Ross – Junior
  • 18 Mike Reed – Freshman
  • 22 Matty Ott – Sophomore
  • 23 Anthony Ranaudo – Junior
  • 24 Daniel Bradshaw – Junior
  • 25 Joey Bourgeois – Sophomore
  • 28 Forrest Garrett – Freshman
  • 29 Jordan Rittiner – Freshman
  • 30 Chris Matulis – Sophomore
  • 32 Zach LaSuzzo – Freshman
  • 44 Paul Bertuccini – Senior
  • 45 Mitch Mormann – Junior
  • 47 Ben Alsup – Junior
 Catchers
  • 14 Wes Luquette – Freshman
  • 33 Micah Gibbs – Junior
 Infielders
  • 7 Grant Dozar – Sophomore
  • 9 Wet Delatte – Freshman
  • 11 Tyler Hanover – Sophomore
  • 13 Alex Edward – Freshman
  • 16 Matt Fury – Freshman
  • 17 Mike Lowery – Junior
  • 27 Beau Didier – Freshman
  • 35 Matt Gaudet – Senior
  • 36 Austin Nola – Sophomore
  • 38 Kyle Koneman – Junior
Utility
  • 5 Mason Katz – Freshman
 Outfielders
  • 3 Trey Watkins – Sophomore
  • 6 Leon Landry – Junior
  • 8 Mikie Mahtook – Sophomore
  • 21 Johnny Dishon – Sophomore
  • 34 Blake Dean – Senior
 
2010 LSU Tigers Baseball Roster & Bios http://www.lsusports.net/SportSelect.dbml?SPSID=27867&SPID=2173&DB_LANG=C&DB_OEM_ID=5200&SORT_ORDER=7&Q_SEASON=2009

Coaching Staff

2010 LSU Tigers baseball coaching staff
  • Paul Mainieri – Head Coach – 3 years at LSU
  • David Grewe – Associate Head Coach, Pitching Coach, Recruiting Coordinator – 1 year
  • Javi Sanchez – Assistant Coach, Hitting Coach – 2 years
  • Will Davis – Volunteer Assistant Coach, Outfielders Coach – 2 years
  • Buzzy Haydel – Undergraduate Assistant – 0 years
  • Ross Brezovsky – Coordinator of Baseball Operations – 1 year
2010 LSU Tigers Baseball Coaches & Bios http://www.lsusports.net/SportSelect.dbml?&DB_OEM_ID=5200&SPID=2173&SPSID=28707

Schedule/Results

2010 LSU Tigers baseball game log
Post-Season
SEC Tournament
#DateOpponentSite/StadiumScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceOverall RecordSECT Record
1[58] May 26 Florida Regions Park 10–6 Ranaudo (4–2) Johnson None 37–20 1–0
2[59] May 27 Vanderbilt Regions Park 7–5 Ross (5–4) Hill (5–5) None 12,180 38–20 2–0
3[60] May 29 Ole Miss Regions Park 8–0 7 Alsup (4–0) McKean (4–2) None 39–20 3–0
4[61] May 30 Alabama Regions Park 4–3 11 Ranaudo (5–2) Smith (1–2) None 13,327 40–20 4–0
NCAA Tournament: Regionals
#DateOpponentSite/StadiumScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceOverall RecordNCAAT Record
1[62] June 4 UC Irvine Jackie Robinson Stadium 11–10 11 Alsup (5–0) Pettis (9–4) None 1,414 41–20 1–0
2[63] June 5 UCLA Jackie Robinson Stadium 3–6 Bauer (10–3) Ranaudo (5–3) None 2,61341–21 1–1
3[64] June 6 UC Irvine Jackie Robinson Stadium 3–4 Brock (6–4) Alsup (5–1) Hoover (1) 1,015 41–22 1–2
  • Rankings are based on the team's current ranking in the Baseball America poll the week LSU faced each opponent.

Game Summaries/Recaps

Regular season

February

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March

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April

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May

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Rankings

Ranking Movement
Poll Pre-
season 		Feb.
22 		Mar.
1 		Mar.
8 		Mar.
15 		Mar.
22 		Mar.
29 		Apr.
5 		Apr.
12 		Apr.
19 		Apr.
26 		May
3 		May
10 		May
17 		May
24 		June
1 		June
8 		Final
Poll
USA Today/ESPN Coaches' Poll (Top 25)2[65]–1[66]1[67]3[68]4[69]4[70]4[71]6[72]NR[73]23[74]
Baseball America (Top 25)3[75]2[76]2[77]2[78]7[79]7[80]5[81]5[82]8[83]8[84]15[85]24[86]NR[87]NR[88]NR[89]23[90]
Collegiate Baseball (Top 30)^2[91]1[92]1[93]1[94]3[95]4[96]4[97]4[98]7[99]6[100]17[101]NR[102]NR[103]NR[104]NR[105]21[106]
NCBWA (Top 30)2[107]1[108]1[109]1[110]6[111]4[112]4[113]3[114]6[115]5[116]11[117]17[118]20[119]27[120]30[121]23[122]
Rivals.com (Top 25)3[123]2[124]2[125]2[126]8[127]8[128]8[129]7[130]8[131]7[132]10[133]18[134]NR[135]NR[136]NR[137]23[138]
  • NR = Not Ranked
  • ^ Collegiate Baseball ranked 40 teams in their preseason poll, but will only rank 30 teams weekly during the season.

Awards and honors

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  • Ben Alsup

2010 SEC Tournament All-Tournament Team[139]

  • Paul Bertuccini

2010 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American[140]

  • Blake Dean

2010 Collegiate Baseball Newspaper Second Team Pre-Season All-American

2010 Rivals.com Pre-Season All-American[141]

2010 Golden Spikes Award Watch List[142]

2010 SEC Tournament All-Tournament Team

  • Matt Gaudet

2010 Second Team All-SEC Selection

  • Micah Gibbs

2010 Collegiate Baseball Newspaper Second Team Pre-Season All-American

2010 Baseball America First Team Pre-Season All-American[143]

2010 Golden Spikes Award Watch List

2010 Johnny Bench Award Watchlist[144]

2010 First Team All-SEC Selection[145]

2010 All-SEC Defensive Team Selection

2010 Johnny Bench Award Semifinalist[146]

  • Tyler Hanover

2010 SEC Tournament All-Tournament Team

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  • Leon Landry

2010 Baseball America Third Team Pre-Season All-American

2010 Golden Spikes Award Watch List

  • Mikie Mahtook

2010 SEC Tournament All-Tournament Team

  • Austin Nola

2010 Second Team All-SEC Selection

2010 SEC Tournament All-Tournament Team

2010 SEC Tournament MVP

  • Matty Ott

2010 Collegiate Baseball Newspaper Second Team Pre-Season All-American

2010 Stopper of the Year Watch List[147]

2010 Rivals.com Pre-Season All-American

  • Anthony Ranaudo

Collegiate Baseball Newspaper Preseason National Player of the Year[148]

2010 Collegiate Baseball Newspaper First Team Pre-Season All-American

2010 Baseball America First Team Pre-Season All-American

2010 Rivals.com Pre-Season All-American

2010 Golden Spikes Award Watch List

2010 SEC Baseball Service Team[149]

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LSU Tigers in the 2010 Major League Baseball Draft

The following members and future members (denoted by *) of the LSU Tigers baseball program were drafted in the 2010 MLB Draft.[150][151][152]

PlayerPositionRoundOverallMLB Team
*Delino DeShields, Jr. 2B 1 8 Houston Astros
*Zach Lee P 1 28 Los Angeles Dodgers
*Cam Bedrosian P 1 29 Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim
Anthony Ranaudo P Comp A. 39 Boston Red Sox
Micah Gibbs C 3 97 Chicago Cubs
Leon Landry OF 3 109 Los Angeles Dodgers
*Garin Cecchini SS 4 143 Boston Red Sox
*Kevin Gausman P 6 202 Los Angeles Dodgers
Austin Ross P 8 249 Milwaukee Brewers
Blake Dean 1B 8 262 Los Angeles Dodgers
*Lucas LeBlanc OF 11 353 Boston Red Sox
*JaCoby Jones SS 19 573 Houston Astros
*Austin Southall OF 19 588 San Francisco Giants
*Ryan Eades P 19 590 Colorado Rockies
*Mitchell Hopkins P 12 1267 Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Dishon OF 42 1269 Milwaukee Brewers
*Tyler Ross C 46 1401 Philadelphia Phillies
Chad Jones OF 50 1509 Milwaukee Brewers

References

1. ^Phillies sign 7th round pick Brody Colvin
2. ^Centenary @ LSU – Game 1
3. ^Centenary @ LSU – Game 2
4. ^Centenary @ LSU – Game 3
5. ^McNeese @ LSU
6. ^WMU @ LSU – Game 1
7. ^WMU @ LSU – Game 2
8. ^WMU @ LSU – Game 3
9. ^Pepperdine @ LSU – Game 1
10. ^Brown @ LSU – Game 1
11. ^Pepperdine @ LSU – Game 2
12. ^Brown @ LSU – Game 2
13. ^ULM @ LSU
14. ^KU @ LSU – Game 1
15. ^KU @ LSU – Game 2
16. ^KU @ LSU – Game 3
17. ^NSU @ LSU – Game 1
18. ^Arkansas @ LSU – Game 1
19. ^Arkansas @ LSU – Game 2
20. ^Arkansas @ LSU – Game 3
21. ^ULL @ LSU
22. ^LSU @ UT – Game 1
23. ^LSU @ UT – Game 2
24. ^LSU @ UT – Game 3
25. ^Binghamton @ LSU
26. ^UGA @ LSU – Game 1
27. ^UGA @ LSU – Game 2
28. ^UGA @ LSU – Game 3
29. ^Alcorn St. @ LSU
30. ^Southern Miss @ LSU
31. ^LSU @ AU – Game 1
32. ^LSU @ AU – Game 2
33. ^LSU @ AU – Game 3
34. ^Tulane @ LSU
35. ^Alabama @ LSU – Game 1
36. ^Alabama @ LSU – Game 2
37. ^Alabama @ LSU – Game 3
38. ^LSU @ Northwestern St.
39. ^Northwestern St. @ LSU
40. ^LSU @ Ole Miss – Game 1
41. ^LSU @ Ole Miss – Game 2
42. ^LSU @ Ole Miss – Game 3
43. ^UNO @ LSU
44. ^LSU @ Florida – Game 1
45. ^LSU @ Florida – Game 2
46. ^LSU @ Florida – Game 3
47. ^Southeastern LA @ LSU
48. ^Vanderbilt @ LSU – Game 1
49. ^Vanderbilt @ LSU – Game 2
50. ^Vanderbilt @ LSU – Game 3
51. ^LSU @ Kentucky – Game 1
52. ^LSU @ Kentucky – Game 2
53. ^LSU @ Kentucky – Game 3
54. ^LSU @ Tulane
55. ^Miss. St. @ LSU – Game 1
56. ^Miss. St. @ LSU – Game 2
57. ^Mississippi St. @ LSU – Game 3
58. ^SEC Tournament First Round – LSU vs. Florida
59. ^SEC Tournament Second Round – LSU vs. Vanderbilt
60. ^SEC Tournament Semi-Finals – Ole Miss vs. LSU
61. ^SEC Championship Game – LSU vs. Alabama
62. ^NCAA Regional Game 1 – UC Irvine vs. LSU
63. ^NCAA Regional Game 2 – UCLA vs. LSU
64. ^NCAA Regional Game 3 – LSU vs. UC Irvine
65. ^[https://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/baseball/usatpoll.htm USA TODAY Top 25 – Preseason]
66. ^[https://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/baseball/usatpoll.htm USA Today Top 25 – March 1]
67. ^[https://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/baseball/usatpoll.htm USA Today Top 25 – March 8]
68. ^[https://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/baseball/usatpoll.htm USA Today Top 25 – March 15]
69. ^[https://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/baseball/usatpoll.htm Usa Today Top 25 – March 22]
70. ^[https://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/baseball/usatpoll.htm USA Today Top 25 – March 29]
71. ^[https://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/baseball/usatpoll.htm USA Today Top 25 – April 5]
72. ^[https://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/baseball/usatpoll.htm USA Today Top 25 – April 12]
73. ^[https://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/baseball/usatpoll.htm USA Today Top 25 – May 24]
74. ^[https://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/baseball/usatpoll.htm USA Today Top 25 – May 31]
75. ^Baseball America Top 25 – Preseason
76. ^Baseball America Top 25 – Feb. 22
77. ^Baseball America Top 25 – March 1
78. ^Baseball America Top 25 – March 8
79. ^Baseball America Top 25 – March 15
80. ^Baseball America Top 25 – March 22
81. ^Baseball America Top 25 – March 29
82. ^Baseball America Top 25 – April 5
83. ^Baseball America Top 25 – April 12
84. ^Baseball America Top 25 – April 19
85. ^Baseball America Top 25 – April 26
86. ^Baseball America Top 25 – May 3
87. ^Baseball America Top 25 – May 10
88. ^Baseball America Top 25 – May 17
89. ^Baseball America Top 25 – May 24
90. ^Baseball America Top 25 – May 31
91. ^Collegiate Baseball Top 40 – Preseason
92. ^Collegiate Baseball Top 25 – Feb. 22
93. ^Collegiate Baseball Top 25 – March 1
94. ^Collegiate Baseball Top 25 – March 8
95. ^Collegiate Baseball Top 25 – March 15
96. ^Collegiate Baseball Top 25 – March 22
97. ^Collegiate Baseball Top 25 – March 29
98. ^Collegiate Baseball Top 25 – April 5
99. ^Collegiate Baseball Top 25 – April 12
100. ^Collegiate Baseball Top 25 – April 19
101. ^Collegiate Baseball Top 25 – April 26
102. ^Collegiate Baseball Top 25 – May 3
103. ^Collegiate Baseball Top 25 – May 10
104. ^Collegiate Baseball Top 25 – May 17
105. ^Collegiate Baseball Top 25 – May 24
106. ^Collegiate Baseball Top 25 – May 31
107. ^NCBWA Top 35 – Pre-Season
108. ^NCBWA Top 30 – Feb. 22
109. ^NCBWA Top 30 – March 1
110. ^NCBWA Top 30 – March 15
111. ^NCBWA Top 30 – March 15
112. ^NCBWA Top 30 – March 22
113. ^NCBWA Top 30 – March 29
114. ^NCBWA Top 30 – April 5
115. ^NCBWA Top 30 – April 12
116. ^NCBWA Top 30 – April 19
117. ^NCBWA Top 30 – April 26
118. ^NCBWA Top 30 – May 3
119. ^NCBWA Top 30 – May 10
120. ^NCBWA Top 30 – May 17
121. ^NCBWA Top 30 – May 24
122. ^NCBWA Top 30 – May 31
123. ^Rivals Top 25: Texas tops preseason rankings
124. ^Rivals Top 25: February 22, 2010
125. ^Rivals Top 25: March 1, 2010
126. ^Rivals Top 25: March 8, 2010
127. ^Rivals Top 25: March 15,2010
128. ^Rivals Top 25: March 22, 2010
129. ^Rivals Top 25: March 29, 2010
130. ^Rivals Top 25 – April 5, 2010
131. ^Rivals Top 25 – April 12, 2010
132. ^Rivals Top 25 – April 19, 2010
133. ^Rivals Top 25 – April 26, 2010
134. ^Rivals Top 25 – May 3, 2010
135. ^Rivals Top 25 – May 10, 2010
136. ^Rivals Top 25 – May 17, 2010
137. ^Rivals Top 25 – May 24, 2010
138. ^Rivals Top 25 – June 1, 2010
139. ^2010 SEC Tournament All-Tournament Team
140. ^Baseball's Bertuccini on Academic All-American Team
141. ^Three Named Rivals Preseason All-Americans
142. ^Four Tigers on Golden Spikes Watch List
143. ^Baseball Battery Named Preseason All-Americans
144. ^Catcher Gibbs Among Bench Award Candidates
145. ^2010 All-SEC Team
146. ^Gibbs Among 16 Bench Award Semifinalists
147. ^Ott Named to Stopper of the Year Watch List
148. ^Ranaudo Named Preseason Player of the Year
149. ^Ranaudo Named to SEC Baseball Service Team
150. ^ 
151. ^ 
152. ^ 
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