Schaumburg belted five homers and Washington struggled with runners aboard late as the Wild Things dropped their first home series of the year in an 8-4 loss.
Marlon Perez earned his first career complete game and the Wild Things plated five in a big first to pace themselves and earn a doubleheader split.
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 managed five hits but couldn't scratch across a run in the first game of Saturday's doubleheader against the Boomers.
Friday's game between the Boomers and Wild Things has been postponed due to rain. Fans that had tickets for tonight's game can exchange them for any 2025 Wild Things home game. More info inside the story.
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Washington has signed RHP Connor Blantz, who is a Pennsylvania native, to the active roster and released RHP Albert Cuello-Batista
Behind a strong effort from the pitchers late and three long balls, the Wild Things pulled into a tie atop the Central Division with a 6-5 win in the rubber game in Avon.
After watching a few more leads go by the wayside, Jake Carroll pitched Washington to a sudden-death win, with the aid of an outfield assist by Robert Chayka to save the game in sudden death as well.
The Washington Wild Things have signed LHP Dominic Puccetti to the active roster. The Lander University 2025 ace will make his pro debut today against the Crushers.
Eight of nine Wild Things had at least a hit with four achieving multi-hit nights in a 10-8 loss to the Crushers. Regi Grace also spun a quality start but didn't receive a decision.
The Wild Things traded RHP Santiago Florez to Southern Maryland during camp and IF Cael Chatham has been signed after he was named the PTBN yesterday.
Schaumburg belted five homers and Washington struggled with runners aboard late as the Wild Things dropped their first home series of the year in an 8-4 loss.
