Tonight's game in Schaumburg has been postponed because not even 250 years of America can stop the rain. It will be made up as part of a scheduled doubleheader tomorrow, starting at 3:00/2:00 p.m. CDT.
The Wild Things earned a hard-fought victory at Schaumburg to open the holiday weekend, using a five-run fifth to respond to the Boomers and ended up added before hanging on to take the first of the series.
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The Wild Things were upended by early Evansville bats in the finale and rubber game and will continue the trip in Schaumburg with their Central lead down to one game.
The Wild Things battled late but dropped the middle game at Bosse Field, 8-4. They'll look to rebound tomorrow in a rubber game at 7:35/6:35 p.m. CDT.
The Wild Things scored 23 runs in the road trip opener to match a franchise record and Andrew Czech hit his 100th homer in the win.
The Washington Wild Things have signed former Royals farmhand and 7th Rounder Mack Anglin, and released RHP Will Rettig in a corresponding move to clear space on the active roster.
With the signing becoming official, the Wild Things are pleased to announce that the contract of Maddox Long has been sold to the Tigers, as Long has passed his physical and reported for duty!
The Wild Things have officially sold the contract of four-year righty Zach Kirby to the Los Angeles Angels organization. Kirby leaves this summer having had the third best ERA in the league.
Antonio Monroy's walk-off single in the ninth ended the longest game of the season thus far in winning fashion. Washington, with the win, earned a series split and a split homestand.
Washington snapped Joliet's win streak at six and snapped its own losing skid at three by taking the nightcap of Saturday's doubleheader.
The Wild Things dropped the front end of Saturday's doubleheader, falling for a third-straight game by a run (including sudden death loss) but in it, Anthony Brocato pulled into a tie for second in league history with 100 FL homers.
