Behind three total homers including the 37th of the season for Anthony Brocato, which broke a 28-year-old league record, Washington upended the Boomers, 9-2.
The Wild Things and Grizzlies got three innings in before more weather came. The game is cancelled.
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The Washington Wild Things have both the Frontier League MVP and Pitcher of the Year on the roster for the second time in team history (2018), and three players were honored as All-Frontier League.
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The Wild Things scored the first 10 runs of the game Wednesday in Washington to secure the fifth division title for the club in six years.
The Wild Things blanked Gateway by a final of 7-0 behind a strong start from Zach Kirby and three big homers, including back-to-back shots from the Bash Brothers. With the win and a Down East win, the Centra number is 1!
Behind a quality start and some pop off the bats late, Washington took down the Y'alls 9-2 to finish the road trip with a sweep of the Y'alls.
On a night with two Anthony Brocato homers, Andrew Czech's new single-season walks record, his 100th hit and RBI of 2026 and a three-run eighth, Washington took the middle game in Florence.
Behind seven shutout from Kobe Foster in his likely final pitch to league voters for Pitcher of the Year, Washington blanked Florence to win the weekend opener.
Behind a ninth-inning run and solid work from the pen, we took the finale in Gateway and have punched our ticket to the postseason. In the win, Anthony Brocato belted his 32nd homer, a new team single-season record.
