The Wild Things hit three homers and Jack Brodsky made another quality start in the weekend opener, allowing the Things to take it over the Rox.
The Washington Wild Things got strong team debuts from Drew Stegura and Eldridge Armstrong III on the mound and a great season debut from Wagner Lagrange in Thursday's finale.
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The Wild Things will give the ball tonight to D2 All-American righty Drew Stegura, who finished a stellar career at Belmont Abbey with multiple honors this season before becoming a Coastal Plain League All Star for Wilmington.
Behind a comeback effort and good work from the bullpen, Washington evened the weekday series with an 8-6 win.
The Wild Things have signed RHP Eldridge Armstrong III, who was pitching in the Empire League this summer after a stint in 2025 in the Pioneer League followed three fairly good collegiate seasons between SDSU and Texas A&M.
The Wild Things couldn't muster much offense Tuesday to support a quality start from Kelvin Perez. Their win streak was snapped at four games.
Behind a barrage of offense, the Wild Things reduced the mighty Boulders to pebbles, taking the finale and sweeping the series with an 18-5 win Sunday.
The Wild Things won their eighth in a row on the road Saturday, coming from down 5-1 to take the middle game 8-6 over the Boulders.
Behind the efforts of a couple of hometown products, Washington took down the Boulders to open the second half and return to 20 games over .500.
The Wild Things finished strong, taking the finale 8-2 over Lake Erie to close the league's first half and head to the break at 38-19.
The Wild Things returned to the quality start column with a strong outing from Jack Brodsky but were blanked again in Saturday's nightcap.
