Washington Wild Things Sign Doug Willey
Source: Frontier League News
WASHINGTON, Pa. (April 12) – Today the Wild Things announced another addition to the ever-growing Spring Training roster for the upcoming 2018 season, as the team has come to terms on a deal with former Angels’ farmhand Doug Willey. Willey was drafted in the 32nd round of the 2016 MLB Amateur Draft by the Los Angeles Angels and was sent to rookie-ball after a successful collegiate career. The Gorham High School grad matriculated to Franklin Pierce University, where he played three seasons before heading to the University of Arkansas, where he pitched his senior season before being selected in the draft. At Franklin Pierce (NCAA Division II), the right-hander made 53 appearances, which is the career record at the school. As a freshman, Willey pitched in 20 games accumulating 36.2 innings. He allowed 35 hits and walked eight, while sporting an earned run average of 2.45 with 25 strikeouts. He improved as a sophomore and logged 39 innings in 26 games, pitching to an ERA of 1.85 (eight earned of 10 runs allowed). Willey struck out 31 to just 13 walks in 2014. In 2015, Willey threw just seven innings in an injury-plagued season. That’s when Willey went to Arkansas,…
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