Washington Wild Things Sign Brandon Dulin
Source: Frontier League News
WASHINGTON, Pa. (April 18) – With Spring Training just 11 days away, the Wild Things have added another piece to the puzzle for the 2018 season, as the team announced the signing of infielder Brandon Dulin. Dulin most recently spent time in the Chicago White Sox organization after four seasons in the Royals’ farm system. Dulin was drafted in the 12th round of the 2013 MLB Amateur Draft by the Royals out of Longview Community College in Missouri. He was assigned to the team’s Arizona League, rookie-ball affiliate, where he played in 46 games that season, and slashed .269/.332/.409. In 2014 and 2015, Dulin spent time between Burlington in the Appalachian League and Idaho Falls (Pioneer League). Between those two rookie-level squads, Dulin hit 17 home runs and drove in 65 RBI in almost 500 plate appearances. In 2016, the Lee’s Summit, Missouri native played 66 games with the Lexington Legends, the Royals’ Class-A affiliate. Dulin hit seven home runs for the Legends and drove in 31 runs to go along with 11 doubles and one triple. Dulin then went to the White Sox organization for 2017, where he split time between Winston-Salem (Advanced A) and Kannapolis (Class A). In…
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