The Wild Things hosted Florence for Winner's Day 2 presented by EQT at EQT Park Monday and more positives came from a great crowd and effort on the field in Washington's second bit of exhibition play.
The Wild Things acquired C Isaias Quiroz, an ex-Rangers farmhand and former Sussex County Miner who has recently been in the Atlantic League, from Lexington and signed the catcher.
There was plenty to be happy about in EQT Park Friday in the first exhibition action of the season, as Washington knocked off the Black Sox in front of a great and energetic crowd on Winner's Day 1, presented by EQT.
The Wild Things made two selections in the 2026 Frontier League Draft, selecting Cal U product Jackson Miller and catcher Josh Woods, a Columbus native.
The Wild Things have completed a trade with Lancaster from July of 2025 that brings an infielder to the team. In the original deal, RHP Luke McCollough was sent to Lancaster for a player to be named.
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.
