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The team has announced the re-signing of Andrew Herbert, who had a strong start to his pro career, working to just over a 3.00 ERA out of the bullpen following two starts.
The Washington Wild Things have agreed to a deal with right hander Zach Kirby, a 2024 Frontier League All Star, to return to the team in 2026, which will be his fourth season with the club.
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The Row G seats from the 100-level of EQT Park, which were originally seats at the iconic Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh, are up for auction with DASH now through December 12, 2025 as sets of seats. Click inside for info.
The team has announced its home game times for the 2026 season with one change involving the start of Sunday games plus three special start times on Tuesdays.
The front office grew by one today with the addition of Emily Kane as Box Office Manager. The Pittsburgh native becomes the newest member of our sales team.
After starting full time toward the end of the 2025 season, the Wild Things are excited to formally welcome John DePellegrini to the front office of the club as Business Operations Assistant.
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The Washington Wild Things and Frontier League have announced the 2026 regular season schedule with an expanded 102-game slate, which features 51 opportunities for memorable nights in the park where it happens!
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The Wild Things dropped game 2 to Gateway 9-4 and were swept in the FL Wild Card Series.
Despite a strong comeback effort, Washington's comeback fell short, as the Wild Things face elimination in the Wild Card Round after a 6-5 loss in Sauget.
