Sports Facility, LLC, the parent company of the Washington Wild Things, and EQT Corporation have announced a new naming rights partnership, renaming the venue EQT Park.
The Wild Things have added a third catcher to the mix for camp 50 days from the opening contest of the 2025 season in Jake Sisto.
Sports Facility, LLC, the parent company of the Washington Wild Things, and EQT Corporation have announced a new naming rights partnership, renaming the venue EQT Park.
The full promo schedule for the fun-filled 2025 season has been announced and includes Saturday giveaways, three bobbleheads, themes, jersey auctions, daily promotions and so much more. Check it out!
The Kids Membership Program that includes Kids Eat Free Sundays, presented in 2025 by Pathways, is back with giveaways, themes and cost-cutting measures for families to enjoy a night at the ballyard!
From shirts and outwear, to on-field hats, novelty items and much more, The Cage is your one stop shop for the gear that takes you from fan to fanatic with the Washington Wild Things!
Jeff Liquori, who played for the West Virginia Black Bears in the MLB Draft League last summer, has officially signed his first pro contract to join the Wild Things in 2025.
The Coors Light Brew Crew is back for 2025 and expanding to include fans in their 30s. The program will now provide a free ticket to Thursday home games for those aged 21-39. Info and a registration link inside the piece.
Presented by AARP Pennsylvania, the Senior Slugger Program is BACK! 2025 will be the fourth season of the program that provides a free game ticket to all fans 50 and older on Wednesday nights at Wild Things Park.
The club has acquired UTIL Blaze Brothers from Cleburne (AA) in a trade for a PTBN and made six other transactions today as the prep for the season continues.
Grab this shirt as one of many great season ticket member benefits as a big member of the Wild Things family.
The Wild Things have signed infielder Andy Blake, who spent two seasons in the Angels farmhand following a successful collegiate career at Columbia.
Sports Facility, LLC, the parent company of the Washington Wild Things, and EQT Corporation have announced a new naming rights partnership, renaming the venue EQT Park.
