LSU baseball has dominated the first two games of its opening series with Purdue Fort Wayne, leading the Mastodons by a combined score of 24-1. LSU starters, left-hander Kade Anderson and right-hander Anthony Eyanson, have allowed one walk and one run. Its bullpen has retired 23 of the 25 batters it has faced.

Second-ranked LSU blasted three home runs Saturday, and right-hander Anthony Eyanson allowed just one run in 5.0 innings, as the Tigers defea

Anthony Eyanson got his first win as an LSU Tiger as LSU baseball took game two against Purdue Fort Wayne 10-1.

Auburn transfer Chris Stanfield ran out an infield single to keep the fifth inning alive, allowing freshman Derek Curiel to hit his first career home run. The blast handed LSU a three-run lead that quickly turned into a four run advantage when junior Jared Jones crushed a ball 415 feet off the left field scoreboard.

Jay Johnson and Co. will put first-year Tiger, Anthony Eyanson, on the mound for a Saturday battle, look to reach 2-0.

Second-ranked LSU blasted three home runs Saturday, and right-hander Anthony Eyanson allowed just one run in 5.0 innings, as the Tigers defeated Purdue Fort Wayne, 10-1, in Alex Box Stadium, Skip Bertman Field.

LSU baseball will face Purdue Fort Wayne in Game Two of the series on Saturday. Here's how to watch including time, channel, TV schedule, streaming

The teams will meet in the series finale at 1 p.m. CT Sunday in a game that will be broadcast on the LSU Sports Radio Network and streamed on SEC Network +.

Sophomore left-hander Kade Anderson fired five shutout innings Friday, and second-ranked LSU bolted to a 5-0 first-inning lead on the way to

Sophomore left-hander Kade Anderson earned the start and struck out eight batters in five innings. His fastball sat in the low 90s but his new slider was the standout pitch. The pitch was so good that he rarely utilizing his curveball, a strong offering in its own right.