Friday, May 22: Tonight's game has been postponed and will be made up as part of a single-admission doubleheader at 5:05 p.m. tomorrow, Saturday, May 23.
Hector Garcia dazzled, allowing just one hit over six scoreless with a new career-high six strikeouts. Jack Brodsky made his pro debut with a clean seventh and Washington scored 11 times in Game 2 to sweep the twinbill.
The Washington Wild Things watched Kobe Foster take a no-hit bid to the seventh and after the bid was broken up, won the contest in sudden death.
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The Wild Things have signed ex-Holy Cross and Georgetown standout Connor Peek to the active roster prior to Saturday's doubleheader against the Slammers.
The series opener, scheduled for 7:05 p.m. Friday, May 22, has been postponed and will be made up as part of a single-admission doubleheader tomorrow, Saturday, May 23 at 5:05 p.m.
The Wild Things will send Graham's Brown's contract to the Minnesota Twins organization, pending a physical. Brown reached in all 12 games to start the season and was hitting near .400 with Washington.
The Washington Wild Things got seven frames of one-run ball from Maddox Long in Thursday's rubber game, but couldn't muster enough offense to lift him to a win, falling 1-0.
The Wild Things fought back with two late homers but came up a run short in their effort to extend their win streak to seven games, setting up a rubber game Thursday against Florence at EQT Park.
The Wild Things are thrilled to announce Andrew Herbert's contract has been sold to the Baltimore Orioles pending a physical. He'll become the 52nd Wild Thing to have his contract purchased by an affiliated organization.
The Washington Wild Things scored six times before and after a one hour and 36 minute rain delay in Tuesday's affair with the Y'alls to win their sixth in a row.
After a successful outing Saturday against Schaumburg, Andrew Herbert has been named the Frontier League Pitcher of the Week.
Behind a gutsy pitching performance from the bullpen, which had to cover 8.2 innings following an injury to the starter and a five-run second, Washington swept Schaumburg to cap the first weekend of the home schedule.
