WILD THINGS INK FORMER WOFFORD CATCHER
Source: Frontier League News
The Washington Wild Things announced today that another addition has been made to the roster, with the signing of a catcher, Carson Waln, who recently graduated from Wofford College, where he played four seasons of collegiate baseball. Waln, a 22-year old from Atlanta, Georgia, matriculated to Wofford from The Galloway School, where he studied and played his high school career. Over the course of his career at Wofford, Waln showed an ability to defend at the catcher position, as well as an ability to impact games offensively, which stood out to the Wild Things. “We are very excited to add Carson to our 2018 roster. Catchers who can limit the running game are extremely hard to find,” said general manager Steven Zavacky. “Not only has Carson shown an aptitude to defend at a high level but he also has contributed offensively and on the bases throughout his college career at Wofford.” After getting just 44 at bats during his freshman season, Waln’s playing time increased, and with it, his production increased. In his sophomore season (2015), Waln had arguably his best collegiate season, especially at the plate. He had a batting average of .335 and an on-base percentage of .429 that season,…
Click here for the full story: WILD THINGS INK FORMER WOFFORD CATCHER
Interested in web3 and pro baseball? If so, get your own web3 (NFT) baseball domain name! Click this link to discover more information.
If you are looking for savings and free shipping on baseball equipment and gear then Click Here or click on this image:
Discover more about the available NFTs specific to affiliated and independent minor league baseball teams and players: Independent Minor League Baseball NFT non-fungible tokens and digital art
Get notified of upcoming independent baseball tryouts from either of these services: first service or the second service. Prospective players can find some helpful resources here
See the list of former / folded independent baseball teams since 1993 and get non-official merchandise featuring those teams: Former Independent Baseball Teams And Merchandise
Do you collect or sell baseball cards and other sports memorabilia? If so, then here are some helpful resources plus where to get independent baseball merchandise from folded teams. Click Here to discover more.