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The Wild Things have signed utility Brennon McNair, an 11th rounder in 2021 to the Royals, to the roster as camp nears. McNair played five seasons in the Kansas City farm system and flashed some big power along with playing a few different positions.
In a move processed by the league Saturday, April 11, the Wild Things made the first pro contract of DJ Banks official. He's a versatile rookie who played his final two collegiate seasons at Valdosta State.
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Jack Brodsky, a member of the 2024 University of Tampa national championship team, has signed his first pro contract with the Wild Things.
The Wild Things have added another played with affiliated experience in former 8th rounder Braden Barry, who played at WVU and in the Toronto farm system for three seasons.
The Wild Things will hold open national anthem auditions Saturday, April 25 at 9 a.m. No registration is necessary, but performers only have a 90-minute window to check in. Auditions will end at approximately 10:30 a.m.
The Wild Things have signed UTIL Caleb Ketchup, a strong defender and athletic utility player, to the roster. He spent the last three summers playing in the Angels' farm system.
The Wild Things are well represented at three levels of affiliated ball as the seasons in Class A, High-A and Double-A get going today and tomorrow (April 2-3). Good luck to the men!
Nick Ward, who played in Washington from 2020-22 before having his contract purchased by the Phillies, is moving into a coaching career starting with the Inland Empire 66ers (A-SEA).
The Wild Things have signed UTIL Graham Brown, who had nearly 40 extra-base hits last season with Evansville and was a standout in junior college and at Coastal Carolina.
The Washington Wild Things will host the Lake Erie Crushers Saturday, May 2 in an exhibition game that will be open to the public with free admission. Fans still need to reserve their seats for the game, which will start at 7:05 p.m.
