After pitching four seasons at Hope International, righty Hector Garcia appeared in two games with the Twins organization in rookie ball in 2023. He's now the newest Wild Thing.
The Wild Things have announced the signing of Tyler Young, an All-Patriot League First Team Selection in 2024 at Lehigh, to his first pro contract.
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Jason Hughes, who was a standout at Division III Immaculata for three seasons and an All-American in 2023, has signed with the Wild Things.
After having his 2025 team option exercised in December, Tommy Caufield has signed a new contract with the club and is still set for a return to Washington for his third season of pro ball.
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Caleb McNeely, who posted an MVP season in 2024, had his contract option exercised but has signed a new contract with the club, putting him on that deal for 2025.
Regi Grace, who spent 2024, his sixth season in the Twins' system, in Double-A, has signed with the Washington Wild Things to continue an already long professional career.
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Willie Estrada has signed with the team after spending the 2024 season with the Trois-Rivières Aigles in what was his third full Frontier League campaign and fourth overall.
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Hector Nelo, who spent 12 seasons in pro ball and has spent the last two summers as a coach in the Rangers and Reds systems, has been hired to be Washington's next pitching coach, replacing Alex Boshers. Alex has left the organization to pursue other opportunities closer to home.