Jay Johnson has provided a status update on Anderson heading into the weekend series, trending in right direction.

LSU sophomore left-handed starter Kade Anderson suffered a cramp in his left wrist injury during the sixth inning of his start on Friday against Arkansas, according to LSU coach Jay Johnson.

LSU baseball walked it off to take game one vs Arkansas on Friday night, but the Tigers left the game with some concerns about ace Kade Anderson, who was pulled from the game in the sixth inning.

BATON ROUGE – Kade Anderson left a pitch over the plate and Arkansas designated hitter Kuhio Aloy didn't miss it, sending it into the stands in Left Field Landing. The LSU baseball ace lefthander ...

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Johnson added that Anderson was evaluated by head athletic trainer Isaac Trujillo after exiting the game and Trujillo had no concerns over his wrist. "I think he's fine," Johnson said. After ...

BATON ROUGE – Kade Anderson left a pitch over the plate and Arkansas designated hitter Kuhio Aloy didn't miss it, sending it into the stands in Left Field Landing. The LSU baseball ace ...