2021 Washington Wild Things Roster

Frontier League (FL) - Independent
Team Record: 56-39
Finished 1st in the FL's Northeast Division
Manager: Tom Vaeth (56-40)
Location: Washington, Pennsylvania
Ballpark: Falconi Field
Attendance: 82,420, Avg. 1,717 in 48 home dates
2021 Washington Wild Things Statistics

Playoffs - Washington Wild Things 3 games, Equipe Quebec 2
Finals - Schaumburg Boomers 3 games, Washington Wild Things 2

The Washington Wild Things of the Frontier League ended the 2021 season with a record of 56 wins and 39 losses, finishing first in the league's Northeast Division.

The Wild Things topped the league with just 376 runs allowed. Washington scored 475 runs. Andrew Czech paced the team with 15 home runs Bralin Jackson accounted for 68 RBI and topped all regular batters with a .323 average. Ryan Hennen led the squad with 11 wins and a team-best 2.12 ERA, tops among pitchers with enough qualifying appearances.

Members of the 2021 Washington Wild Things who played in Major League Baseball during their careers were Spencer Bivens, James Meeker and Robert Whalen.

Tom Vaeth served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Michael AustinRRJune 4, 19946'4"200Baltimore, MD US
Jesús BalaguerRRAugust 12, 19936'4"195La Habana, La Habana CU
Spencer BivensRRJune 28, 19946'5"205Virginia Beach, VA US
Alex BoshersRRApril 11, 19916'3"209AU, TN AU
Joe CampagnaRRNovember 26, 19965'11"200Beaver Falls, PA US
Trevor CasanovaLRJune 22, 19966'0"200Redondo Beach, CA US
Steven ColonRRJune 26, 20005'11"205Bronx, NY US
Andrew CzechLRApril 21, 19976'6"260Canton, OH US
Scotty DubruleLRNovember 6, 19975'10"175Tallahassee, FL US
Cody EricksonRRJune 27, 19946'1"205
Adrian GomezRR5'10"190
Ryan HennenRLSeptember 30, 19976'0"180US, US
Grant HeymanLRNovember 7, 19936'4"222Pittsford, NY US
Gabe HowellRRMarch 12, 19986'1"180Fort Oglethorpe, GA US
Bralin JacksonRLDecember 2, 19935'11"212Raytown, MO US
Sean KealeyLLOctober 15, 19976'7"230Pittsburgh, PA US
Dan KubiukRRSeptember 30, 19956'1"220Barrington, IL US
Kevin McNortonRRNovember 14, 19916'6"210
James MeekerLRMarch 22, 19956'4"215Livingston, NJ US
David MervisRRMay 28, 19976'5"220
McKenzie MillsLLNovember 19, 19956'4"205Marietta, GA US
John MurphyRRDecember 11, 19966'4"245Camden, NJ US
Daren OsbyRRDecember 7, 19956'4"245Stone Mountain, GA US
Andrew PennerRRDecember 26, 19945'11"185
Connor PerryLLApril 22, 19975'11"185North Huntingdon, PA US
Tristan PetersonRRJuly 21, 19976'2"230Tucson, AZ US
Cam PheltsSLApril 28, 19975'9"165Ogden, UT US
Keven PimentelRRApril 7, 19966'3"230Huntington Station, NY US
Derek ReddyRRJuly 19, 19935'8"170Westwood, MA US
Tyler ReisRROctober 28, 19965'10"190
Hector RoaRRMarch 1, 19956'0"195Washington, DC US
B. J. SabolLLFebruary 23, 19946'3"205
John SansoneRRSeptember 15, 19935'11"200New Castle, PA US
Brian SharpLRFebruary 18, 19976'2"205Liberty, MO US
Andrew SohnRRMay 8, 19935'11"185Royal Oak, MI US
Zach StreckerRRSeptember 30, 19936'4"225Louisville, KY US
Ben ViciniRRSeptember 2, 19986'1"185
Nick WardLROctober 19, 19955'10"180Kennett Square, PA US
Robert WhalenRRJanuary 31, 19946'2"220Stroudsburg, PA US
Cody YoungRRMarch 6, 19966'0"210

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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