LSU Tigers in The 2008 Major League Baseball Draft
The following members of the 2008 LSU Tigers baseball team were drafted in the 2008 MLB Draft.
| Player | Position | Round | Overall | MLB Team |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ryan Verdugo | LHP | 9th | 267 | San Francisco Giants |
| Matt Clark | 1B | 12th | 375 | San Diego Padres |
| Louis Coleman | RHP | 14th | 421 | Washington Nationals |
| Blake Martin | LHP | 17th | 516 | Minnesota Twins |
| Jared Bradford | RHP | 18th | 545 | St. Louis Cardinals |
| Michael Hollander | 3B | 20th | 603 | Texas Rangers |
| Jordan Brown | RHP | 39th | 1181 | Chicago Cubs |
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