The Wild Things are bringing back the popular and trendsetting Kids Eat Free Sunday promotion for an 8th season this summer, presented in 2026 by UPMC-GoHealth Urgent Care. Kids 12 & under receive a free ticket & kids meal at Sunday home games.
Infielder Cole Fowler is headed to the New York Mets organization, becoming the 51st player in franchise history to have his contract purchased by an MLB organization directly from the Wild Things.
The Coors Light Brew Crew program will return for the Thirsty Thursdays on the schedule this year, granting the opportunity for fans ages 21-39 to get a free ticket and enjoy $1 Coors Light drafts, along with all fans 21+ at the game.
The Wild Things' sales staff replaced a recent departure with the hiring of Craig Koot, a Chartiers Valley and Coastal Carolina grad, who was an intern in the box office in 2024.
The Wild Things have announced the return of the Senior Slugger Program, presented by AARP Pennsylvania, in 2026. The program provides a free ticket to all fans 50 and older for Wednesday home games. Info inside this story.
The Washington Wild Things are packing red, white and blue together with America's Pastime with a brand new promotion, scheduled for five Tuesdays during the 2026 season and featuring all-American deals on tickets, parking and some ballpark favorites!
On March 16 at 10 a.m., the 2026 Promo Schedule drops AND Single-Game Tickets go on sale. Theme nights. Fireworks. Giveaways. Affordable and unforgettable nights waiting to happen. Set your reminders. The fun kicks into high gear.
The Washington Wild Things have signed right-handed pitcher Liam Rocha, the 2023 WAC Pitcher of the Year while at California Baptist and a three-year member of the Twins' organization.
Kobe Foster, the franchise leader in career wins, innings pitched and strikeouts, is returning to the club for 2026 to pitch in his fifth season for the Wild Things, announced March 3 by the team.
