Podcast appearances and mentions of washington wild things

Post-Gazette sports columnist Paul Zeise reacts to the day in Pittsburgh sports news live around 5 p.m. Eastern. He welcomes Washington Wild Things general manager Tony Buselli to analyze the Pirates' most recent losing funk, which included a loss to the St. Louis Cardinals on Monday night. Is this team fixable around stars like Paul Skenes, Oneil Cruz and Andrew McCutchen? Does manager Derek Shelton have the right answers? Or could his time in the dugout be running short? And what should general manager Ben Cherington do with struggling hitters like Tommy Pham, Jack Suwinski and Jared Triolo?

The Penguins dropped two spots in the draft lottery. The draft lottery broadcast made no sense. Some good news: We saw the design for Bob's bobblehead that will be given away at a Washington Wild Things game! Megan McConnell is making her WNBA debut tonight. Bad news: This is trending to be the worst Pirates team in history.

Hour 1 with Joe Starkey: The Penguins dropped two spots in the draft lottery. The draft lottery broadcast made no sense. Some good news: We saw the design for Bob's bobblehead that will be given away at a Washington Wild Things game! Megan McConnell is making her WNBA debut tonight. The Pirates are 12-26 and need to make significant changes to change their fortune in the future.

Tony Buccilli from the Washington Wild Things comes on to talk about some of the big events the team will be hosting in the summer of 2025!

In this hour, Adam Crowley and Dorin Dickerson discuss the most interesting part of the Cleveland Browns at this point. Also, Pirates' broadcaster Neil Walker comes on The Fan Hotline! And Tony Buccilli from The Washington Wild Things comes on to talk about some events the organization is hosting over the summer! May 6, 2025, 9:00 Hour

Kenzie and the Wild Thing from the Washington Wild Things join the show. The Wild Things are giving away a Bob Pompeani bobblehead! Bob isn't sure Cam Ward is going to make people better and be a star.

Hour 3 with Bob Pompeani and Joe Starkey: The three most likely options for the Steelers are Derrick Harmon, Kenneth Grant, and Shedeur Sanders. Nick has heard the Steelers might have a chance to trade back. Kenzie and the Wild Thing from the Washington Wild Things join the show. The Wild Things are giving away a Bob Pompeani bobblehead!

The Washington Wild Things have played in the independent Frontier League since 2002 with a logo that features a sunglasses-wearing animal. In this episode we delve into just what that animal is.  Guests include: Christine Blaine, CEO, Washington Wild Things Dino Guarino, Dino Guarino Gallery Ranger Amy Burnett, Insta @therealrangeramy Dan Simon, Studio Simon: www.studiosimon.net, Insta @studio_simon Find the Baseball By Design podcast online: Instagram @baseballbydesign Threads @baseballbydesign Bluesky @baseballbydesign.bsky.social linktr.ee/BaseballByDesign Baseball By Design is a member of the Curved Brim Media Network.

In this hour, Adam Crowley and Dorin Dickerson debut a new segment! Also, the Washington Wild Things announce a special event they'll be hosting in June! February 28, 2025, 9:00 Hour

The Washington Wild Things announce an event involving The Fan which will benefit a local business in the area!

KDKA TV legend Bob Pompeani joined the show. The guys questioned Bob on his hate for movie theater popcorn. Pomp reflected on the event last night and making fun of Joe. Pomp has a bobblehead courtesy of the Washington Wild Things. The combine has begun and we reacted to the defensive line group running 40's.

The bobblehead discussion has taken over. We took calls on the bobblehead market. KDKA TV legend Bob Pompeani joined the show. The guys questioned Bob on his hate for movie theater popcorn. Pomp reflected on the event last night and making fun of Joe. Pomp has a bobblehead courtesy of the Washington Wild Things. The combine has begun and we reacted to the defensive line group running 40's. Power Rankings.

On his daily First 10 podcast, Post-Gazette sports columnist Jason Mackey reacts to Steelers coach Mike Tomlin's Tuesday news conference. Why does it seem only natural for Justin Fields to start in NFL Week 2 against the Denver Broncos, in place of the injured Russell Wilson? And is now the time to settle on Troy Fautanu and Broderick Jones at the tackle spots with Dan Moore Jr. injured as well? Jason gives his thoughts on those questions and an array of others. Including: Why is a 1950s matchup between Pitt and West Virginia often overlooked in Backyard Brawl history? Should the Pirates plan to bring Andrew McCutchen back this offseason, given his continued solid production? What's the deal with the Penguins' defense corps? And could the Washington Wild Things win the Frontier League this week?

Alan Saunders and Zachary Smith discuss all things Pittsburgh Steelers. On today's episode, Nick Farabaugh of PennLive.com fills in for Smitty, as he's throwing out the first pitch at the Washington Wild Things game. Alan and Nick discussed the slow start to the 2024 preseason for the Steelers offense and how concerning it is, the roster battles that will be on display when the Steelers close their preseason against the Detroit Lions on Saturday, whether the Steelers do too much physical work in preseason and training camp, and what to make of a disastrous start to 2024 for second-year tackle Broderick Jones. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this hour, Adam Crowley and Dorin Dickerson talk to Jason Mackey from The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette to review the series against the Milwaukee Brewers and to preview MLB All-Star week. Also, the two discuss which college has produced the best athletes. And the Washington Wild Things are hosting an event this weekend you won't want to miss! July 12, 2024, 9:00 Hour

In this hour, Adam Crowley gets some reaction from Pittsburgh fans about the Steelers' schedule. Also, Tony Buccilli from the Washington Wild Things comes on to talk about Paul Skenes. And "Harry" Callas releases his diss track on Crowley! May 17, 2024, 9:00 Hour

Executive Director of Legascies Alive John P. Dudo calls in to talk about what the Washington Wild Things will be doing for every game this baseball season.

A representative from the Washington Wild Things comes on the show with Adam Crowley and Dorin Dickerson to release the news about this event involving The Fan at Wild Things Park that will be happening again!

In this hour, Adam Crowley and Dorin Dickerson continue to discuss what the Penguins' future could look like and how long the Pirates will wait to call up Paul Skenes. Also, The Fan will be participating in this fun event again involving the Washington Wild Things and the Pittsburgh Steelers! Plus, Taylor Swift released a new album. How much Travis Kelce is in it? And a news release has indicated that this former Pittsburgh athlete probably isn't coming back. April 19, 2024, 9:00 Hour

Hello and welcome to episode two of the Baseball Backroads podcast. First, a big thank you to everyone who downloaded the podcast since we launched. We’ve exceeded 100 downloads in the first several weeks of operation. We’ve had listeners in the United States, Germany, Finland, and the UK. So, thank you so much to everyone who listened in. Today’s guest is Alex Boshers. Alex is currently the pitching coach for the Washington Wild Things of the Frontier League. But, Alex has also played all over the world. He pitched for the Wichita Wingnuts in the American Association and also played winter ball in Australia and Nicaragua. He goes in depth on those experiences and tells some unique stories about his playing days. Please enjoy my conversation with Alex Boshers on the Backroads. Stay tuned for episode three of the podcast, which may be of particular interest to our European listeners, featuring Andy Berglund where we really dive into European baseball. Andy has spent a large portion of his life playing and coaching in Europe. He’s coached the Prague Eagles in the Czech Republic, the Czech national team, the Belgium national team, and has coached and scouted at countless camps and showcases around Europe. I think you’ll really enjoy our conversation and get a strong insight into European baseball and African baseball since Andy recently coached the South African team in the World Baseball Classic Qualifier in Regensburg, Germany. So stay tuned for that episode in a couple weeks. As always, please subscribe to the podcast and follow us on Instagram @baseballbackroads.

In This Week in the Association with Kevin Luckow and Robert Pannier, Kevin is out sick and Rob messed up on setting up for American Association Deputy Commissioner Josh Buchholz to join, so he is flying solo on this episode, talking about the Power Rankings, Player and Pitcher of the Week, and looking ahead to big series. Rob also goes around other Partner Leagues, congratulations Washington Wild Things skipper Tom Vaeth on his 150th victory, and talks about the signings of players from past teams. This and a lot more. Enjoy!

It's Tuesday, July 18, 2023. I'm Noah Jones and you're listening to the Daily Headlines Podcast with Link NKY. ...The Two Villa Hills Teenagers who were killed in a Lake Cumberland boating incident Friday, July 14, were identified as brothers, Chase and Cole Fischer, sons of Fischer Homes Chairman Greg Fischer.“The Fischer Homes family is mourning the tragic and profound loss of Chase and Cole Fischer. Our deepest condolences are with their parents, Greg and Amy Fischer, their sister, and their grandparents, Henry and Elaine Fischer,” read a statement from Fischer Homes…“Please keep them in your thoughts and prayers. We ask that their privacy be respected during this unimaginable time.”The 14- and 18-year-olds were killed when the jet ski they were riding collided with a speedboat Friday afternoon near the Big South Fork of Lake Cumberland, just south of Woodson Bend Boat Dock near Bronston, according to the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources.…Two people were hospitalized Sunday evening after being shot on Oneida Trail in Elsmere, according to the Elsmere police.The gunshot victims are believed to have suffered non-life-threatening injuries, according to police.This is an ongoing investigation, and Elsmere investigators have not released much detail on the incident.If you have a tip or any information on this shooting, contact the Elsmere Police Department at 859-342-7344.…In Sports, The Florence Y'alls defeated the Washington Wild Things 7-2 to begin the second half of their season following the All-star break. The Y'alls crawled their way to the break, carrying an 11-game losing streak. And currently sit 22 games out of first place.Florence travels to New Jersey to take on the jackals         (34-17) for a three-game series starting Tuesday at 10:35 a.m.…A good samaritan in a boat on the Ohio River rescued a man that accidentally crashed his car into the water, Newport police said.The man who drove into the water did not know how to swim, investigators said.The man that crashed into the river didn't intentionally do it, but he got confused and hit his brakes too hard before hitting the water.Before entering the water, the man's vehicle crashed through a parking lot gate and a patch of grass.The man was thrown a life jacket by the person in the boat to help him stay afloat.It is not clear if the man was taken to the hospital.…Those are your headlines for Tuesday…For Link NKY, I'm Noah Jones, and I'll talk to you tomorrow.The headlines were written from staff reports at LINK nky. The Headlines podcast was written and hosted by me Noah Jones.

In this hour, Adam Crowley and Dorin Dickerson preview this weekend's Fan softball game with a representative from the Washington Wild Things. Also, some more Steelers conversation. And "That's right, I said it!"

On this episode, Flying Squirrels broadcaster Trey Wilson talks with pitcher Spencer Bivens, who tells stories about his unique journey through the baseball ranks. Born in Virginia Beach, Bivens grew up in State College, Pennsylvania, before heading off to play junior college baseball in North Carolina. Bivens worked his way to Division II Rogers State in Oklahoma, before landing a spot on a Lions de Savigny in France. He was slated to play for Kotlářka Praha in the Czech Baseball Extraliga before the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, and he ended up playing for the Lemont Ducks of the Centre County League, an amateur baseball organization in Central Pennsylvania. He got picked up to play in a four-team pod league hosted by the independent Washington Wild Things later in the 2020 summer before signing to play for the Wild Things in 2021. After he was released, Bivens signed with the West Virginia Power of the Atlantic League before being traded to the Gastonia Honey Hunters in North Carolina. Bivens returned to Gastonia to begin the 2022 season and caught the eye of the San Francisco Giants, who signed him to join the affiliated ranks for the first time at age 27. Last year, Bivens pitcher for the Low-A San Jose Giants and the Triple-A Sacramento River Cats before getting some time in the prestigious Arizona Fall League, where he landed a spot on the Fall Stars team. After beginning the 2023 season with the High-A Eugene Emeralds, he was promoted to Double-A Richmond in early May. Bivens talks with Wilson to discuss all the details that surrounded his path to get him to this point in his baseball journey. 

In This Week in the Association with Kevin Luckow and Robert Pannier, Rob and Kevin welcome back Washington Wild Things Manager Tom Vaeth to discuss Winnipeg Goldeyes Manager Rick Forney moving to the Atlantic League, Tom's success in Washington, and if he might be interested in the Goldeyes job. Plus, they discuss potential candidates for the job. This and much more. Enjoy!

On July 16, 2022, at Wild Things Park, the Washington Wild Things and The Coury Firm will present the 2nd Annual Three Rivers Celebrity Softball Game, hosted by former Pitt All-American Dorin Dickerson. Part of the proceeds at the event will benefit the Heyward House: the Cameron Heyward Foundation. For more information on tickets or to buy them, you can go to the Washington Wild Things website.

This week, I caught up with old friend Randy Gore, longtime former voice of the Washington Wild Things and owner of the PAC broadcasting network. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/john-leahy/message

Dorin tells us about his celebrity softball game which has some HUGE names playing in it.  Andrew declares he won't strikeout, and if he does, he'll donate an extra $100 per strikeout.  We also get Dorin's thoughts on the Name, Image and Likeness rules coming into play now and how he would have felt if it happened when he was at Pitt. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week's edition of the This Week in the Association with Kevin Luckow and Robert Pannier The  Boys welcome Tom Vaeth, the new manager of the Washington Wild Things in the Frontier League. Tom discusses his new position, his time with the Winnipeg Goldeyes, and the type of culture he is looking to create with his new team. Plus, Tom plays word association with Kevin. This and much more. Enjoy!

Episode 38 of The Guys in the Cheap Seats with Charles Campisi features Tennessee Titans Group Sales Account Executive Cole Horan. In his current role, Cole works with groups and individuals interested in attending a Titans game to elevate their game day experience. In addition to his work with the Titans, Cole has worked for the Miami Heat and Harris Blitzer Sports Entertainment/New Jersey Devils, interned for the Washington Wild Things and the Pro Football Hall of Fame, worked Super Bowl XLVIII, XLIV, L, and LI and the 2017 CFP National Championship Game, and earned his degree in Sport Management from Baldwin Wallace University. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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Brady welcomes Randy Gore to the podcast and they talk about his upbringing in the Pittsburgh suburb of McKeesport, Pennsylvania. Randy talks about growing up a Pirates/Steelers/Penguins fan. In fact, he was born in 1979 when the Pirates and Steelers had won world championships in during that calendar year. Randy attended and graduated from Waynesburg University (https://waynesburgsports.com) where he majored in Communications with an emphasis on Sports Broadcasting. He describes the practical experience he gained at Waynesburg, first learning production work before getting a chance to broadcast games for the Yellow Jackets student-run production. Very similar to Brady’s training at Northern Kentucky University (https://nkunorse.com), Waynesburg provided a student-run television production for the athletic department under the supervision of the professors. Once he became an upper classman, Randy earned a talent position on the Waynesburg broadcasts. Randy interned as a college student for the Pittsburgh Penguins (https://www.nhl.com/penguins/). On game nights he was part of the crew that executes the in-game entertainment segments. Among other things, on non-game nights he did things such as log file footage of highlight clips to be used at a later time for things such as hype-videos and sponsor video. Interns from the Penguins were also able to work as production assistants for ESPN and FOX coverage of Penguins playoff games. Once Randy graduated from Waynesburg he bounced around as a freelance prouduction worker in the Pittsburgh area before landing a job at WJPA Radio (https://wjpa.com) (95.3 FM, 1450AM) in Washington, Pennsylvania. At WJPA, Randy started as a producer and board operator before landing his first on-air opportunity in the news department as a Saturday morning weekend reporter. Randy talks about the early struggles breaking into broadcasting when its hard to earn a living and how his parents were supportive of his pursuit of chasing the dream even when times and money were both lean. Randy was able to earn more opportunities and gain full-time employment at WJPA. He thanks Operations Manager and Sports Director Bob Gregg for having the confidence in him in order to gain more sports experience. WJPA was the flagship station for the Washington Wild Things (https://www.washingtonwildthings.com) of the Frontier League (https://frontierleague.com) and in 2005 Randy becomes the team’s play-by-play broadcaster. The first road trip for the Wild Things that season was to Chillicothe and Evansville which were both long standing franchises in the Frontier League. Randy talks about the most important thing for a baseball play-by-play broadcaster which is the relationship that needs to be developed with the team’s field manager. Randy was lucky enough to start with John Massarelli as the Wild Things skipper who was happy to show him the ropes. The discussion turns to being in the tough position of describing a mistake made by a player and not upsetting his family who is at home listening. Randy talks about going through the process of exploring other baseball opportunities but ultimately staying with the Wild Things for 11 seasons which is a long tenure in the Frontier League. What would be a conversation about minor league baseball without discussing the long bus rides and trips. Randy does protect the innocent by not going into seedy details but does refer to it as some of the best times of his life. Despite all of the success, after the 2007 off-season was a bit of a turning point for him in his broadcasting career. Feeling the need to find a job with a pension and more secure insurance benefits, Randy applies for a job with his father’s company. He did not get job which kept in broadcasting full-time and shortly thereafter he enjoyed the best success of his career up to that point. Randy, who was a two-time Frontier League Broadcaster of the Year (2008 and 2011) and he tells the story about learning that he won the award for the first time. He also won three Associated Press awards in 2008 through his work at WJPA. In 2010, Randy joins the North Allegheny Sports Network (athletics.northallegheny.org). Randy was previously working for the company part-time which was founded by Don Vandergrift. Randy was hired full-time by athletic director and former Wild Things manager Bob Bozzuto after Vandergriff’s tragic passing in 2010. A year later, Randy along with Justin Pyles and David Singer create to PAC Network (pacstream.net). The venture starts out with a basketball game of the week in the Presidents' Athletic Conference (https://pacathletics.org) and grew to broadcasting other sports including conference championship tournaments. Brady joined the PAC Sports Network in 2015 making cameo appearances along with Randy when Thomas More would host conference championship tournaments. Some of the talking points include the 2016 baseball championship when Randy had to go back home to see his ailing mother and Brady has to broadcast the final game with PAC Commissioner Joe Onderko filling the role as producer. The softball championships were usually held the weekend of the Kentucky Derby. With Thomas More (https://www.thomasmoresaints.com/landing/index) hosting this gave Randy a unique opportunity to watch the Kentucky Derby while in the state of Kentucky which the local take for granted. Randy also tells a funny story about coming to Cincinnati with his wife to watch his beloved Pirates and a wild brawl breaks out. To close out the podcast Randy reveals that in celebration of the 10th season of the PAC Sports Network (whenever that can happen thanks to COVID-19) he will release a highlight video. The video will have some of the best moments in PAC Sports Network history. You can follow the PAC Sports Network on Twitter @PACSports (https://twitter.com/PACSports) and the Presidents' Athletics Conference @PAC_Athletics (https://twitter.com/PAC_Athletics) You can follow Brady Laber on Twitter @BradyLaber1 (https://twitter.com/BradyLaber1) please use the hashtag #NobodysSafe Check out the Nobody’s Safe website at nobodysssafe.fireside.fm (https://nobodysssafe.fireside.fm) For more information on Stove Leg Media go the website StoveLeg.com (https://www.stoveleg.com) or send an email to Podcasts@stoveleg.com Intro music for the podcast was provided by bensoud.com (https://www.bensound.com)

The Washington Wild Things announced that they will be the hosting for the first annual Three Rivers Celebrity Softball Game Tuesday, July 14th.

We dive into the world of Indie Baseball. We're joined by the deputy commissioner of the Frontier League, Steve Tahsler as well as the president/GM of the Washington Wild Things, Tony Buccilli.We took a visit to Constellation Field to see the Sugar Land Skeeters and had a blast. Tyler Stamm and Ryan Posner were great hosts and even let me join the radio call. We've got an excerpt from that on our FROM THE BLEACHERS segment. On Go Go Astros, we bring in Brian Arbour (Breathin' Orange Fire) to talk all things Astros and being married to a Red Sox fan while living in New York. In our promo segment, we talk about some of the cool stuff going on in Independent Baseball from teams like:Sugarland SkeetersSouther Maryland Blue CrabsGateway GrizzliesWashington Wild ThingsChicago DogsLincoln SaltdogsPlayer of the WeekDenis Phipps (Sugarland Skeeters)Sixto Sanchez (Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp)Teams of the WeekGwinnett StripersColumbus ClippersFollow us:TwitterFacebookChapters:0:00 Opening Thoughts9:09 From the Booth with Ryan Posner26:21 To The First 10,000 Fans28:17 Go Go Astros (W Brian Arbour)43:03 The Frontier League1:05:49 Washington Wild Things1:32:45 Closing it Out

In this episode, I welcome back Tony Buccilli from the Washington Wild Things. The Wild Things season is about to start and we talk about how the team has prepared for the season. We also talk about the various promotions they'll have and how they come up with ideas for the promotions. But first, I do an Ask Me Anything!

In this episode, I catch up on what's going on with the Washington Wild things with General Manager Tony Buccilli. They're a month away from the season starting and they're signing players for the season. But first, I talk to Tony about his experiences in New York City for WrestleMania weekend!

In this episode, I talk about the latest on the Pirates with DiNardo from North Shore Nine podcast and Mike Jones (no, not the rapper). But first, I begin our regular checkups on the Washington Wild Things with general Manager Tony Buccilli.

In 2012, Tanner Leighton, the #4 ranked NAIA prospect in the country from The Masters College in California, was one of many players in the independent ball system who had been in contact with scouts during his college tenure, yet had no luck come June. After a season of Independent ball, playing with both the Washington Wild Things and London Rippers, Leighton went to play winter ball in Australia for the Melville Braves of Perth. Tanner then spent the 2013 summer season playing with the Solingen Alligators of the German Bundesliga before signing again to play a second season in Australia. However, Tanner was pulled aside by Australian customs officials upon his return and spent two days in a detention centre as he did not have the proper visa to return for a second year. The end result was a three year ban from Australia which left Tanner without an baseball option for the next three winters. Tanner returned to Germany for a second season with the Alligators, this time leading them to a German Championship. While in Germany, he spoke to another import in Germany who also had been through the same experience in Australia when also entering without a proper visa. This is when he learned of South Africa as a good winter option and he soon found himself in touch with the Durbanville Villains of Cape Town, a club that is known for importing players out of the German Bundesliga. This interview took place in the during the 2015-2016 South African season and Tanner's second season with the Villians. Tanner tells his story and also answers a lot of questions about baseball in South Africa.

June 9, 2016 Craig Wolfley is back in the Wolf's Den Studio at the Pittsburgh Podcast Network, with a complete rundown of the State of the Steelers following OTAs. In the Making a Difference segment, Wolf talks with Steelers Youth Football & Marketing Manager Mike Marchinsky about the upcoming Steelers Youth Football Camps - for more info visit http://www.steelers.com/community/youth-football/YouthFootballCamp.html Wolf then talks with Washington Wild Things owner Stu Williamson about Antonio Brown's Celebrity Softball Game for Childrens' Hospital on Saturday, June 11 at Consol Energy Park in Washington, PA - home of the Washington Wild Things and the Pennsylvania Rebellion. Craig closes the show with J & D Waterproofing's Joe Billante, Shawn Ranieri and Ed Oakley, talking about their business and involvement in the community - including Tunch & Wolf's Walk for the Homeless on Saturday, June 11. The Craig Wolfley Podcast is proudly sponsored by J & D Waterproofing. Call them at 1-800-VERY-DRY or www.jdwaterproofing.com * LISTEN TO THE PODCAST: How to Listen Regularly: – All shows on the “Pittsburgh Podcast Network” are free and available to listen 24/7 On-Demand in your hand on smartphone and tablet and on your laptop and desktop. – Apple users can find it on the iTunes Podcast app or player. – Android users can find it on the SoundCloud, Google Play Music or TuneIn website or app. * SEARCH: Pittsburgh Podcast Network • iTunes • Google Play Music • SoundCloud • tunein TWITTER FOLLOWS: @CraigWolfley, @TunchandWolf, @Steelers, @SteelersNRadio, @LightOfLife, @talentnetworktv, @PghPodcast, @JDWaterproofing, @WashWildThings, @PaRebellion BOOKINGS/INQUIRIES: • David Sedelmeier • http://talentnetworkinc.com Produced by Pittsburgh Podcast Network for talent network, inc.

Bolts Daily Podcast - August 17, 2012. The ThunderBolts split a doubleheader with the Washington Wild Things, winning 3-2 before losing 6-1. Highlights include RBI hits for Ryan Cuneo and Chris Wade.

Bolts Daily Podcast - May 30, 2012. The ThunderBolts defeated the Washington Wild Things 5-2 behind a strong Mike Recchia performance. Highlights include a two-run error and a Brandon pearl triple.

Bolts Daily Podcast - May 29, 2012. The ThunderBolts scored three early runs and hung on for a 3-2 victory over the Washington Wild Things. Highlights include a Chad Cregar RBI hit and the game's final out.

Bolts Daily Podcast - September 4, 2011. In the final games of 2011, the ThunderBolts and Washington Wild Things split a pair of 12-inning contests. Highlights include an historic Dustin Williams strikeout and Nick Kuroczko's game-winning fly ball.