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.
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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.
The Wild Things dropped game one of Saturday's doubleheader to Lake Erie, 5-0.
The series opener between the Wild Things and Crushers has been postponed and will be made up as part of a doubleheader tomorrow, Saturday, July 11 with the postgame fireworks show moved to tomorrow as well.
The Wild Things signed a lefty to the staff Friday with the addition of LHP Max Folkman.
Behind four homers and five scoreless relief innings from Michael O'Hanlon, Washington won its sixth in a row and took the nine-game trip finale, 12-5 over Florence to complete the sweep.
The Wild Things signed former ODU lefty Bailey Matela to the active roster. The southpaw will make his debut today in Florence (July 9).
The Wild Things have given themselves a chance for another sweep on the road with a day-game win in Florence Wednesday, 6-3 in comeback fashion.
The Wild Things took their fourth in a row to open the series in Florence behind strong pitching and steady offense.
