LSU outfielder Josh Stevenson has entered the transfer portal, according to the transfer tracker at D1Baseball.com.
Stevenson appeared in 24 games this season, going 1 for 10 in his at bats. He appeared in 40 games during the 2022 season, going 13 for 65 with four doubles and one home run. He did not make the postseason active roster this year.
He's the younger brother of former LSU outfielder Andrew Stevenson, from 2013-15, who is currently in the Minnesota Twins' minor league system.
Joining him is LSU pitcher Jason Bollman, a redshirt junior right-handed pitcher who has been out since the beginning of the season with an injury. Bollman also didn't pitch during the 2022 season.
Baseball players have a 45-day window to enter the transfer portal, which started on May 29 when postseason selections were made and ending on July 13. The second window is after fall baseball from Dec. 1-15.
Players who enter the transfer portal can still remain at the program they are transferring from if they don't find a new school.