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Dylan Crews picked up the first of what figures to be several accolades in his LSU career Tuesday when the SEC named him the conference’s player of the week.
Crews has been batting leadoff for LSU and has already been a force through three games. Against Air Force and Louisiana Tech he hit 7-12, with a pair of home runs, drove in three RBIs and scored a pair of runs. Crews also drew four walks.
Crews’s first home run was a blast to the Left Field Landing in Sunday’s loss to Air Force. LSU Baseball Data clocked the exit velocity at 111 miles an hour.
Dylan Crews goes yard for the first time!
— LSU Baseball (@LSUbaseball) February 21, 2021
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Less than 24 hours after hitting his first collegiate home run, Crews tacked on his second one against Louisiana Tech. This time, Crews went opposite field and got LSU on the board with a 419 foot solo shot.
That’s ✌️ homers in ✌️ days for @__dc4__
— LSU Baseball (@LSUbaseball) February 23, 2021
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Crews came to LSU as one of the most hyped incoming freshmen since Alex Bregman and has lived up to the billing. He’s been so good in fact that Bregman called his shot about Crews’s future prospects for the 2023 MLB Draft:
1/1 in 3 years
— Alex Bregman (@ABREG_1) February 21, 2021
If you haven’t bought Dylan Crews stock yet, get on it.