2011 Washington Wild Things Roster

Frontier League (FL) - Independent
Team Record: 42-53
Finished 5th in the FL's East Division
Manager: Darin Everson (42-53)
Location: Washington, Pennsylvania
Ballpark: Falconi Field
Attendance: 104,635, Avg. 2,226 in 47 home dates
2011 Washington Wild Things Statistics

The Washington Wild Things of the Frontier League ended the 2011 season with a record of 42 wins and 53 losses, finishing fifth in the league's East Division.

The Wild Things tallied 389 runs, worst in the circuit, and surrendered 434 runs.

Vidal Nuño and Chris Smith both played in Major League Baseball during their careers.

Darin Everson served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Sean AllaireRRMay 23, 19875'11"180
Josh BandaRRSeptember 7, 19856'2"205Lakewood, CA US
Ernie BanksRRMay 14, 19866'4"260Chesapeake, VA US
Casey BarnesSRMay 19, 19886'0"180Phoenix, AZ US
Matt BarnesRRDecember 14, 19876'2"190
Tim BattleRRSeptember 10, 19856'2"185Riverdale, GA US
Davis BilardelloLLDecember 3, 19846'3"190Cincinnati, OH US
Brian BistagneRROctober 13, 19875'11"175Glendale, CA US
Jonathan CisnerosLRDecember 2, 19876'0"230San Antonio, TX US
Michael CotterRRFebruary 26, 19886'6"215
Ryan DitthardtRRAugust 3, 19886'3"205Hollywood, FL US
Tim DupuisRRAugust 2, 19886'2"220Hartford, CT US
Justin EdwardsRRMarch 7, 19846'0"200
Kevyn FeinerRRJune 11, 19876'1"170Madison, WI US
Bryan FogleRRJanuary 14, 19886'1"195
Steve GrifeRRNovember 4, 19865'11"190Sheffield Lake, OH US
Ross GuskyRRMarch 18, 19876'2"220
Justin HallRRJune 14, 19885'11"215Martinsville, VA US
Kevin HammonsLLSeptember 28, 19846'4"190Greeneville, TN US
Estee HarrisLRJanuary 8, 19856'0"180Central Islip, NY US
Scott LawsonRLAugust 12, 19876'0"185Grapevine, TX US
Gary LeeRRJuly 18, 19856'3"200
Mick MattalianoRRJanuary 17, 19856'3"200Pottstown, PA US
Jhonny MontoyaRRAugust 22, 19865'10"190Caracas, Distrito Federal VE
Ryan MorrowSRDecember 21, 19886'0"200Bulverde, TX US
Vidal NuñoLLJuly 26, 19875'11"210National City, CA US
Blake OchoaRRSeptember 5, 19855'11"200Maracay, Aragua VE
Emilio OntiverosRRJanuary 2, 19855'11"170Valencia, Carabobo VE
Derek PerrenLLOctober 22, 19855'9"190
Jake RamseyRRJune 21, 19886'2"195Placerville, CA US
Luis RiveraRROctober 12, 19866'0"215San Juan, PR
Drew RossiRROctober 27, 19885'10"165Scranton, PA US
Jason SantanaRRJanuary 15, 19866'3"217
Chris SidickSRMarch 19, 19835'9"190Canonsburg, PA US
Chris SmithRRAugust 19, 19886'2"205Louisville, KY US
Zack StantonRRNovember 2, 19876'2"190
Eric StephensLLMarch 29, 19876'2"220
Joe TaralloRROctober 25, 19886'0"180South Amboy, NJ US
Doug ThennisRRFebruary 19, 19866'3"210Roseville, CA US
Ryan ThomasRROctober 16, 19876'5"215
Alan WilliamsLLMarch 5, 19906'3"195Monroe, LA US
Mark WilliamsRRAugust 12, 19896'3"240Cincinnati, OH US
Taylor WulfRRMay 23, 19886'1"235Santa Fe, TX US

Average attendance is based upon the number of actual home dates where known (most leagues from 1992 and later). Where the number of home dates is not known, the average is calculated using half the team's total games.



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