The Washington Wild Things were blanked for the second-straight night by the Crushers, dropping the middle game 2-0.
The Wild Things got a quality start from Jordan DiValerio, but failed to get a runner to third Friday night, falling 5-0 to Lake Erie.
Sports Facility, LLC, the parent company of the Washington Wild Things, and EQT Corporation have announced a new naming rights partnership, renaming the venue EQT Park.
The Wild Things won their third in a row and swept Evansville behind the bat of Andrew Czech and a great start from Kobe Foster, who matched the career record for the franchise with his 27th win.
The Washington Wild Things have signed 2016 14th Rounder and OF Francisco Del Valle to the active roster. Del Valle has played in the Frontier League before, and had a good run with the Boulders in 2022.
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The Wild Things won in 10 again thanks to an infield, walk-off, RBI single from Carlos Amezquita to lift the club to a series win.
Cael Chatham's walk-off single lifted Washington to a homestand-opening victory over Evansville, 6-5 on Super Splash Day.
Alex Carrillo (2024) has been called up to the big leagues by the New York Mets after dominating Triple-A in four appearances.
Jake Houtz and Carlos Amezquita, who was acquired yesterday, have been signed and activated by the Wild Things in advance of Tuesday's game with the Otters.
Ethan Brown, a Division II National Champion this year with the University of Tampa, has been signed to the active roster in a set of moves made Monday by the Wild Things.
Two Wild Things have been named to the initial 2025 Frontier League All-Star Game as part of the Midwest Conference roster. Wagner Lagrange and Ethan Wilder will represent the Wild Things next week in Troy, NY.