2024 Spring Training is OFFICIALLY HERE. Welcome back, Wild Things!
The Washington Wild Things have extended the protective netting to cover the entire lower seating bowl down the baselines, effective immediately for the 2024 season and beyond, as fan safety remains of the utmost importance to the organization.
The Wild Things picked three in the Frontier League Draft, held at the end of the league's Tryout Camp at Wild Things Park. C Raul Ortega, LHP Kenny Williams and OF Sheldon Johnson have signed.
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The official podcast of the Wild Things shifts the focus to getting you ready on the diamond for the 2024 season. It's right around the corner. Listen or watch on our podcast platforms.
Tickets are on sale now for the 4th Annual Three Rivers Celebrity Softball Game, scheduled for Saturday, July 13 at Wild Things Park.
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Washington has added infielder Alexander Ovalles to the camp roster. Ovalles was released by the Reds after being a Rule-5 pick in December (minor-league phase). He spent the previous three seasons with Tampa Bay's farm system.
Click to reserve your seats for the final tune up prior to the 2024 campaign, scheduled for Sunday, May 5 against the Lake Erie Crushers at Wild Things Park.
Whether it's one game, a season-ticket package, a group outing or entertainment for your friends, family, coworkers or more, a Wild Things game is the perfect, affordable night out that will leave you highly entertained. Buy tickets now!
Long-time fan favorite Hector Roa will retire as a Wild Thing May 11 and the first 1,000 fans will receive a Hector Roa poster, presented by The Perryman Company.
The Wild Things have announced their field staff for the 2024 season, led by Tom Vaeth, who enters his fourth season as manager of the club.
Washington has signed veteran and power-hitting infielder Tyreque Reed to the roster. He, in five MiLB seasons, clubbed 64 homers and drove in 245.
