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LSU’s 7-1 Win Feels… Weird 🤔 Late Rally Hides Ugly Night at the Plate

Mar 18, 2026
A weird 7-1 win that hides offensive struggles and situational hitting woes. Pitching stole the show with multiple relievers locking down late innings. Omar Serna’s big night and Zach Yorke’s patience at the plate get praise. Preview of a tough upcoming SEC showdown with Oklahoma and what the bullpen’s performance might mean going forward.
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INSIGHT

Offense Was Inefficient But Productive

  • LSU scored seven runs on seven hits while drawing eight walks and two HBPs.
  • Matt Moscona noted that despite only seven hits, LSU manufactured runs via walks, HBP and situational play against a Grambling staff with a staff ERA north of 9.00.
ANECDOTE

York's Patient 3-2 Poke Set Up Run

  • Omar Serna doubled in the second inning and Zach York poked a 3-2 single to right center to advance him.
  • Moscona described York's half-swing single as a perfect patient at-bat that set up an RBI fielder's choice.
ADVICE

Prioritize Plate Discipline Over Power

  • Do emphasize plate discipline and on-base play over trying to lift every pitch for power.
  • Moscona urged Zach York to take walks, poke singles and get on base rather than pressing for homers after seeing York walk three times and reach each time he batted.
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